All today's headlines

Raed Salah, the leader of Islamic Movement in Israel's Northern Branch, is now eligible for compensation for his arrest upon entering the United Kingdom.

Lebanese UN Ambassador Nawaf Salam says committee unanimously agrees to continue meeting at expert level next week.

Decree approving constitutional changes comes after large-scale protests inspired by Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings.

Security officials confirm killing of Anwar al-Awlaki Friday is result of military operation by U.S. forces.

Chancellor Angela Merkel calls Benjamin Netanyahu over planned construction in Gilo neighborhood over the Green Line, says Israel must prove it is serious about resuming negotiations with Palestinians.

Blast took place near paramilitary checkpoint outside Antalya; last week Kurdish rebels took responsibility for fatal car bomb in the capital Ankara.

Penn invited by fellow Egyptian actor to 'show Egypt is safe'; thousands demand the speed up of transition to civilian rule and an end to the emergency laws.

Protests come day after U.S. Ambassador's convoy attacked with stones; Thousands protest in Jordanian capital demanding the cabinet's resignations.

A new Senate bill aims to suspend military aid for 2012 until Egypt holds free elections and guaranteed full civil liberties.

Turkish media reports claim Israeli F-15s approached Turkish research vessel near contested Cyprus drilling area.