The Iranian threat has ironically created the conditions under which 'peace will ultimately be achieved,' the Israeli prime minister said at the Christian Media Summit in Jerusalem.

Israel received surprising support from Bahrain’s Foreign Minister, who backed the Jewish state's retaliatory strikes in Lebanon after the Hezbollah terror organization attacked IDF targets on Sunday, blaming Lebanon for the situation.

These Arab researchers have a blunt message for the Palestinians: stop lying about Israel and the Jews and learn from their example how to build a successful society.

Israel's foreign minister Yisrael Katz recently met with a 'high ranking persona' from the United Arab Emirates to improve ties between Israel and Arab states.

This Bahrain-based Saudi educator yearns for peace in the Middle East in a jaw-dropping interview with Israel's Can TV, surprising the reporter with his command of Hebrew and his knowledge of the Jewish Bible.

Saudi journalists and intellectuals threw their support behind Israel, accusing Hamas of acting on behalf of Iran in retaliation for tightened U.S. sanctions on the Islamic Republic.

Another voice of reason emerges in the Arab world, with a former Iraqi parliamentarian extending an olive branch to Israel and rejecting hypocritical Palestinian leaders.

A tycoon from the United Arab Emirates made a passionate plea to fellow Arabs to sign peace agreements with Israel, to bolster prosperity and effectively battle the Iranian threat.

A Shiite terror group posted a video threatening an Israeli delegation that had planned to attend a business conference in Manama, Bahrain.

A brave voice in the Arab world expressed gratitude to Israel and the U.S. for standing up to the despots and terrorists that run Iran.

Nikki Haley tells AIPAC conference that Arab states themselves don’t believe in their anti-Israel campaign anymore.

Netanyahu announced that the Arab world's view of the Middle East has changed and its leaders concur with Israel that fighting Iranian aggression is the key to peace in the region.

Israel's prime minister says he plans on working with Arab countries at a U.S.-backed Mideast conference in Warsaw to focus on the 'common interest' of combating the Iranian threat.

American rabbis and Christian evangelical figures are meeting with leaders from Muslim nations to promote recognition of Israel in the region.

Public officials in the Arab world are increasingly acknowledging Israel's right to exist as a basic historical fact.

Representatives of Israel and a number of Arab countries met in Egypt on Monday to discuss regional cooperation in the energy sector, pointing to warming ties between the Jewish state and its neighbors.

Reports recently emerged of secret visits by three Iraqi delegations to Israel, providing yet another example of the warming ties between Israel and Arab nations.

Will Arab nations' warming ties with Israel help the Jewish state, or is this the Arab world's latest strategy seeking Israel's demise?

Arab countries have long had covert relations with Israel and these relationships are now coming to light as shared concerns over Iran take precedence over real and perceived grievances.

In a true sign of change in the Arab world, Kuwaiti media personality Yousuf 'Abd Al-Karim Al-Zinkawi called on all Arab and Muslim states to recognize Israel, openly and without delay, and stop calling it "the Zionist Entity" or "the Israeli occupation," terms which undermine Israel's legitimacy.