Climate Battle: Middle Eastern Capitals

Ankara wins.

Tehran is second.

The others suck.

Isn't Tel Aviv the capital of Israel?

Sana'a is number 1. An A climate had it not been arid.

Beirut is 2nd and Tel Aviv would've been third.

Ankara wins. It has some summer rain unlike most of these places. Summer temperature is good but winter is stuck in a bad spot with 0-2C means.
Jerusalem is second, it loses points for zero summer rain and too stable temperatures, but the averages are decent. It is too sunny also.

The hot desert climates are the worst. I'll pick Kuwait City as the worst one for extremely hot summers, but the humidity of Abu Dhabi or Aden might be more oppressive than Kuwait City.

Muscat has a hot spring and early summer, then it cools down a few degrees and becomes humid, similar to Arizona or India. But in Muscat, the humid weather still doesn't have rain, so it's pointless.