On August 9, Jin10 Data reported that after the Israeli security cabinet approved the military's "takeover" plan for Gaza City on the 8th, various Palestinian factions expressed strong condemnation, and Israeli opposition figures also voiced continuous criticism. Palestinian President Abbas's spokesperson Nabil Abu Rudeineh condemned the Israeli security cabinet's approval of Prime Minister Netanyahu's "takeover of Gaza City" plan on the 8th. He stated that the State of Palestine is maintaining close contact with Arab leaders and countries around the world to condemn and reject this action by Israel, and is working at all levels to stop this act of aggression.

Jin10 Data August 8 News, according to an interview broadcast by Fox News on August 7 local time, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated, "Israel intends to implement military control over the entire Gaza Strip, but does not want to 'own' the Gaza Strip. Instead, it hopes to transfer it to an Arab army that can govern it properly, ensuring that the Gaza Strip does not pose a threat to Israel." On the 7th, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a statement strongly condemning Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's remarks about "planning to occupy Gaza." The statement pointed out that Netanyahu's plan is to carry out more crimes against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip to fulfill his policies of genocide and forced migration.

Today (7) in the Asian early market, Toncoin (TON) continued its weekend pump, currently reporting at $2.83 maintaining its strength. TON announced a significant initiative to launch a blockchain-based residency program in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), following which its coin price soared dramatically. This initiative not only solidifies TON's position in the crypto assets market but also opens new opportunities for investors seeking long-term visas in the UAE.

Jin10 data reported on June 26 that, according to The Wall Street Journal, the United States is pushing for a new round of negotiations to end the Gaza conflict and rescue hostages. Trump hopes to leverage the opportunity created by the Israel-Iran ceasefire agreement to end the conflict that has caused heavy costs in the Middle East over the past two years. Despite significant differences between Israel and Hamas, Arab officials facilitating the talks have indicated that both sides show a willingness to reach an agreement. Mediators stated that they are in discussions with both parties via phone and may meet soon in Egypt, which, along with Qatar, has previously assisted the U.S. in brokering the Gaza talks. On Wednesday, Trump told reporters at the NATO summit in The Hague that the Israel-Iran ceasefire has improved the atmosphere for the Gaza negotiations: "I think there is significant progress on the Gaza issue, and I believe we will soon receive good news." Trump revealed that U.S. envoy Witkoff recently reported on the progress of the talks, telling him that the Gaza agreement is very close to being reached.

Odaily News According to Arab satellite television: US troops stationed at the base in Iraq have entered the shelter. According to military sources: Due to concerns about potential attacks, the U.S. has activated air defense systems at the Al Asad Air Base in Iraq. (Jinshi)

Jin10 data June 21, according to Arab Sky News, Russian President Putin stated in an interview that if Israel has certain concerns, they must be addressed, and there are ways to resolve them. On some detailed issues, both sides may and need to reach a protocol. We believe that Iran has the right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, and we are willing to provide the necessary support in this regard.

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On June 18, according to Arab Sky News, Iran's chief of general staff said that the actions so far are to send a warning and deterrence, and punitive actions will be implemented soon.

According to Arab TV: US Vice President Vance said that Trump may take further action on Iran's nuclear program.

Gate News bot message, officials from the Middle East and Europe have stated that Iran has been urgently signaling its desire to end hostilities, resume negotiations regarding its nuclear program, and has sent messages to Israel and the United States through Arab middlemen. These officials said that amid Israel's intense airstrikes, Tehran told Arab officials that they are willing to return to the negotiating table as long as the United States does not join the airstrikes. They also conveyed a message to Israel that controlling violence is in the interest of both parties.

Iran is seeking to end its hostile status with Israel and the United States, willing to resume nuclear program negotiations and send signals through Arab middlemen. Nevertheless, Israel, due to the minimal damage caused to Iran by its airstrikes, remains unwilling to cease its attacks.

Golden Finance reports that sources say the United States and the UAE have agreed to negotiate a trade protocol that may drop tariffs.

Golden Finance reports, according to AXIOS: U.S. officials and Arab officials revealed that President Trump will visit the Gulf region on Monday and plans to bring back trade and investment commitments worth $1 trillion.

Jin10 Data reported on May 2 that the United Arab Emirates and Lebanon issued a joint statement on May 1, announcing that the UAE will lift the ban on its citizens traveling to Lebanon. The statement was published the day after UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan met with visiting Lebanese President Joseph Aoun in Abu Dhabi.

Jin10 reported on April 13 that on the 13th local time, the Israeli army conducted an airstrike on the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza City, Gaza Strip. The Israeli military had issued a warning before the airstrike, demanding that patients and medical staff in the hospital evacuate immediately.

Jin10 data March 23 news, Iranian official media reported on the 22nd that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran showcased new missile facilities deployed on three islands in the Persian Gulf, stating that the potential strike targets of these weapons are "enemy bases, ships, and assets" in the nearby region. According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency, these missile systems are deployed on strategically significant Greater Tunb Island, Lesser Tunb Island, and Abu Musa Island. These three islands are close to the critical shipping route of the Strait of Hormuz, currently controlled by Iran, while the United Arab Emirates has also announced sovereignty over the three islands. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps recently conducted military exercises in nearby waters.

Trump will appoint his son-in-law's father as East Africa's special envoy for the Great Lakes region at a time when Congo is seeking a mineral deal with the United States. Businessman Massad Boulos was appointed Trump's senior adviser on Arab affairs last year, and his son is married to Trump's daughter. Boulos is expected to receive permission this week and could visit Congo and Rwanda later this month.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 9 that on the night of March 8 and the early morning of March 9, local time, two shooting incidents occurred in Arab communities in northern Israel, resulting in two deaths. The Israeli police are investigating the two shootings and have not yet arrested any suspects.

Saudi Arabia drops oil prices for Asian buyers as OPEC+ relaxes production limits, lowering the price of April sales of Arab light crude by 40 cents a barrel to a contango of $3.50 over the average of Oman/Dubai. This is the first reduction in 3 months and exceeds expectations. OPEC+ has agreed to gradually increase production to ease pressure from Trump's demand for price drops.

On March 7th, Jinshi data reported that on the 6th local time, the security forces in the northwest of Syria's Latakia province were attacked by local armed groups. In view of the current security situation, the cities of Latakia and Homs have announced a complete curfew starting from the evening of the 6th. According to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the attack has resulted in at least 70 deaths and dozens of injuries. According to the Syrian Arab News Agency, Mustafa Kinwati, head of security in Latakia province, said that this was a 'carefully planned and premeditated attack' by local armed groups loyal to the former regime who attacked the security forces' checkpoint and patrol, causing casualties among the security personnel.

ChainCatcher news, according to the data from the app analysis platform AppsFlyer, the adoption rate of Crypto Assets applications in the United Arab Emirates will increase sharply in 2024. In 2023, the number of downloads of encryption applications ranked in the top 49 in the UAE reached 6.2 million times, and by 2024, this number soared to 15 million, rising by 41%. AppsFlyer stated that the largest increase in downloads occurred in December, reaching 2.8 million times.

Jinshi data, February 17th, according to the Jerusalem Post, sources told the Arab Sky News that Hamas said they are prepared to transfer the Gaza Strip to the Palestinian government. Hamas said that any government employees will be reabsorbed into the new government, or allowed to retire, and assured that their salaries will be paid.

Jinshi data, February 17th news, Ukrainian President Zelensky said on social media that he has arrived in the United Arab Emirates and began his official visit to the country. Zelensky said that the priority of this visit is to use the UAE's mediation to return more Ukrainian detainees held by the Russian side. At the same time, this visit will strengthen the partnership between Ukraine and the United Arab Emirates in the investment and economic fields.

The French artificial intelligence industry has received 109 billion euros in private investment, including participation from funds from the United Arab Emirates, the United States, Canada, and French companies. Among them, the United Arab Emirates plans to invest 30 to 50 billion euros in the construction of AI data centers.

On February 4th, Jinshi Data reported that the foreign ministers of Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and representatives of Palestine jointly wrote to U.S. Secretary of State Rubio on the 3rd to oppose the U.S. proposal to relocate the population of the Gaza Strip. The joint letter emphasized that the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip must be directly participated by the Palestinians living there, and "they must have the initiative in the reconstruction process with the support of the international community." US President Trump recently proposed the idea of "emptying" the Gaza Strip, hoping that Egypt and Jordan would be responsible for receiving and resettling Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.

On February 3, according to the Palestinian News Agency, Secretary-General of the Arab League, Gaet, met with Sigrid Kaag, the United Nations Coordinator for Humanitarian and Reconstruction Affairs in the Gaza Strip, at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo. Gaet clearly stated that the forced displacement of Palestinians poses a threat to the Palestinian liberation cause. He reiterated that the 'two-state solution' is the only way to achieve long-term peace and security between Palestine and Israel. Otherwise, the Middle East region will continue to face the danger of being trapped in a cycle of violence.

The number of people worldwide who own Crypto Assets has reached 562 million, with the highest ownership rates in the UAE and Singapore, and the highest usage rates among young people. Over 65% of people are interested in using Crypto Assets for payment, with a compound annual growth rate of up to 99%.

Jinshi data January 12, local time on the morning of the 12th, the Israeli Defense Forces issued an evacuation order to Palestinian civilians in the Nusayrat area of ​​the central Gaza Strip. Avihai Adrei, an Arab-speaking spokesperson for the Israeli army, posted a map of the area that needs to be evacuated on his social media, calling it a warning before the Israeli army launched an attack. He said that Palestinian armed groups once again fired rockets from this specific area, and the Israeli army had issued multiple warnings to the area before. Adrei requested that civilians in this area evacuate to the "humanitarian area" designated by the Israeli army.

On January 6, Jinshi Data reported that Saudi Arabia has raised oil prices for Asian buyers in February, indicating that the world's largest crude oil exporter may see supply tightness in its largest market after OPEC+ recently postponed production increase plans. Saudi Arabia has raised the official selling price of Arab Light crude oil sold to Asia in February by $1.5 per barrel above the average Oman/Dubai price, compared to a pump of 60 cents in January, while survey forecasts were 10 cents. Due to sluggish demand, which may lead to an increase in excess crude oil, London Benchmark crude oil prices fell by about 3% last year and are currently hovering around $75 per barrel.

The January 6th Jinshi data showed that according to the pricing document, Saudi Arabia has raised the official selling price of its Arab light crude oil sold to Asia in February to a forwardation of 1.5 US dollars per barrel, compared to the average price of Oman/Dubai, which was 0.90 US dollars per barrel in January.

According to traders, Saudi Arabia may raise the price of crude oil sold to Asia in February, which would be the first increase in three months, reflecting the pump trend of the Middle East benchmark oil prices last month. A survey of six Asian refineries shows that the official selling price of Arab Light crude oil in February may increase by 20-50 cents/barrel, after falling to a four-year low the previous month. Prices for other grades of crude oil (Arab Extra Light, Medium, and Heavy) are expected to rise by at least 30 cents. Last month, due to the uncertainty of oil supply from Iran and Russia, the spot premium for Middle East crude oil shipped in February rebounded from the lowest level in a year reached last month.

On December 28th, Jinshi Data News reported that an explosion occurred in the Yemeni capital, Sana'a. According to reports, it is not yet clear whether the attack on the Houthi stronghold in Sana'a was carried out by the United States, Israel, or the United Kingdom. However, Arab media reports that the airstrike on Sana'a, Yemen, was carried out by a US-led coalition, not Israel. Earlier, the Houthi armed forces attacked Israel in the early hours of Friday.

On December 25th, Jinshi Data reported that on December 25th local time, the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohamed, met with visiting Turkish Foreign Minister Fei Dan. During the meeting, the two sides discussed strengthening cooperation between the UAE and Turkey in various fields to reflect the strategic relationship between the two countries. The two sides reviewed the situation in the Middle East, emphasizing the need to increase efforts to prevent the escalation of regional conflicts that threaten security and stability and to follow a path of peace that ensures stability and security for all parties. The two sides also discussed the latest developments in Syria, emphasizing the two countries' firm stance on the stability, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Syria, as well as their support for the Syrian people's desire for security, stability, and development.

Golden Finance reported that the Ministry of Interior of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance coordination in combating crimes related to virtual assets. The protocol requires both parties to share information and strengthen the risk mitigation framework.

On December 17, Jinshi Data reported that the previous deadlock in the ceasefire negotiations in the Gaza Strip seemed to have shown signs of easing between Hamas and Israel. According to Israeli and Arab media citing sources, there has been some progress in the negotiations, but the differences between the two sides have not been clearly resolved.

Jinshi data news on December 12th, local time on December 12th, the Syrian transitional government issued a statement thanking Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Oman, Bahrain and Italy for resuming their diplomatic missions in Syria. In addition, it has also received promises from Qatar and Turkey to reopen their embassies in Syria.

According to the Associated Press, for the Kurdish minority in Syria, who are the closest allies of the United States, they are entering a potentially more challenging phase. During the Syrian civil war, Kurdish armed forces repelled a series of armed factions, cooperated with the United States to defeat the extremist organization 'ISIS', and established an 'autonomous region' in the oil-rich eastern region of the country. However, the achievements of the non-Arab Kurds are now in jeopardy, as the rise of Sunni Arab anti-government armed forces overthrowing Assad will make it difficult for the Kurds to find a place in Syria and may prolong the conflict. Last weekend, anti-government forces violently expelled Kurdish forces from the eastern city of Deir ez-Zor. In the north, a faction supported by Turkey has occupied the town of Manbij. Turkey carried out an airstrike on a Kurdish convoy, claiming that the convoy was carrying heavy weapons looted from government arsenals.

On December 8th, Jinshi Data reported that Arab TV reported that Syrian Prime Minister Jarali said on the same day that he had contacted the opposition and agreed to protect public institutions.

The Sudanese Armed Forces and local armed forces in Sudan's Darfur region claimed that they intercepted a convoy of weapons entering Sudan from Chad in South Darfur State, killing more than 30 members of the Rapid Support Forces and seizing 9 unmanned aerial vehicles capable of carrying air-to-ground missiles. The statement accused the United Arab Emirates and the Chadian government of supporting the Rapid Support Forces in transporting weapons and equipment.

On November 25th, the G7 foreign ministers' meeting was held in Italy to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the situation in Lebanon, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and other Middle East issues. The meeting invited the Secretary-General of the Arab League and representatives from five countries to participate. This foreign ministers' meeting lasted for two days and is also the last ministerial meeting of the G7 in 2024.

Israel's attack on Gaza kills 4, Iran is preparing to respond to Israel, conflict continues in Lebanon, the EU will provide 200 million euros in aid to the Lebanese army. An Israeli rabbi was killed in the UAE, approving a military procurement plan worth tens of billions of new shekels, and the Arab League condemned their aggression; an ISIS branch claimed responsibility for the attack in Afghanistan, and the shooting incident at the Jordanian embassy in Israel has ended. This Friday, Iran will hold talks on the nuclear issue.