Comment: Saudi Arabian foreign policy has changed considerably under its new king. It is now more realistic, and likely to restore Riyadh's influence in the region, argues Mohammad Abu Rumman.
Comment: Rather than attempting to destroy the Islamic State group, the allies should be attempting to talk to disenchanted Sunni elements within the group.
Comment: Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood movement has split into two, with the old guard maintaining popular grassroots support, and a new group that appears to have the backing of the establishment.
A debate is underway in Jordan as to whether the war against the Islamic State group is really their cause. This discussion is a good thing in and of itself.
The arrest of the Muslim Brotherhood's deputy leader in Jordan, and charges of terrorism against other members, pose questions about the group's future.
