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Guardian's senior international correspondent, based in London, author of The Butcher's Trail and I Seek a Kind Person. DMs open.
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Jerusalem's most important Muslim religious site facing imminent threat of Israeli takeover, says Jordan

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By Julian Borger Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Julian Borger in Amman Jordan is convening an emergency meeting of foreign ministers from the Arab and Islamic world over what it says is an “imminent” threat of an Israeli takeover of the most important religious site in Jerusalem, with the potential to “trigger a religious conflict”.
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Zelenskiy and Netanyahu cross at White House

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By Julian Borger Verified
| Taipei Times Verified
By Julian Borger / The Guardian Add TT as Preferred Source The converging visits of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to Washington offer an unusually eloquent snapshot of a world in turmoil, unmoored from decades-old certainties. Some things remain the same.
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Zelenskyy and Netanyahu brave the whims of Trump's darkly confounding White House

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By Julian Borger Verified
| MSN Verified
The converging visits of Benjamin Netanyahu and Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Washington offer an unusually eloquent snapshot of a world in turmoil, unmoored from decades-old certainties. Some things remain the same. The US is still an almighty military and economic power and for both foreign visitors, a White House encounter with Donald Trump is critical to their governments and the wars they are fighting.
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