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Washington Post cites spokesperson of Syrian Foreign Ministry as refuting Turkey's account of the incident, which heightened tensions between the one-time allies.

Egyptians celebrate victory of Islamist leader in country's first ever democratic elections.

The website cites U.S. defense contracts and Israel's new military preparations, suggesting that 'all sides are getting ready for whatever may come.'

Editorial says that, if strengthened, Knesset bill on concentration could serve as example for other countries.

Senior regime officials have reportedly established contact with opposition groups and Western governments, while secretly moving funds into foreign bank accounts.

Speaking to Press TV, Iranian Intelligence Minister says Tehran successfully foiled the attack, allegedly planned with U.K., but that conspirators were still bent on striking.

Ok, maybe the best 10 (it's hard to narrow down just five). We'll save our recommendations for best non-sushi Japanese dishes for another time.

A plethora of cultural events will take place Thursday night June 28 across the White City, from music and dancing to art galleries and nude modeling, and more. What strikes your fancy?

According to report, U.S. operatives are stationed in southeast Turkey to ensure weapons meant for anti-Assad groups do not fall in hands of groups linked to al-Qaida.

Around 70 rockets and mortars were fired into southern Israel from Gaza on Wednesday.

More than 40 rockets fired from Gaza Strip since Monday; communities near the Gaza border put on heightened alert.

From Hamas firing rockets toward south Israel to a nuclear talk Iranian ultimatum; Haaretz.com sums up the latest top headlines from Israel, the Middle east, and the Jewish World.

Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency claims plans underway for joint land and sea-based war games, with 90,000 soldiers and hundreds of aircraft taking part, to take place in early July.

Islamic Republic's Intelligence Ministry claims 20 suspects arrested in operation to locate killers of Majid Shahriari Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, assassinated in the last 2 years.

From an allegation that the Muslim Brotherhood is behind Friday's rocket attack, to a somber farewell event for migrant workers, Haaretz sums up the top headlines from Israel, the Middle East, and the Jewish World.

Dozens of Haredim demonstrate in Jerusalem, calling for a ban on vehicular movement on Shabbat.

From the transcript of the Fogel family murder reenactment, to suspected links between al-Qaida and Turkey's IHH, which organized the 2010 Gaza-bound flotilla, Haaretz sums up the top headlines from Israel, the Middle East, and the Jewish World.

Bulent Yilidirim, leader of the Foundation for Human Rights and Freedoms and Humanitarian Relief, was one of the organizers of the 2010 Gaza-bound flotilla.

Semi-official Fars news agency cites Iranian Intelligence Ministry as reporting the arrest, withholding other details; Iran has accused Israel, U.S. of the killings.

Franklin Institute exhibit includes 20 scrolls, including oldest known copies of the Hebrew Bible.

From the release of the State Comptroller’s report regarding Israeli handling of the Gaza Flotilla, to a report showing that Tel Aviv is more expensive than New York City, Haaretz sums up the top headlines from Israel, the Middle East, and the Jewish World.

In response to regional tensions, Turkey is looking to buy new air defense missile system, daily Zaman reports.

From data released revealing that Israel stripped some 240,000 Palestinians of residency rights over 27 years, to the latest updates on Hosni Mubarak’s health, Haaretz sums up the top headlines from Israel, the Middle East, and the Jewish World.

Head of Iran's armed forces says West claims to fight al-Qaida in Pakistan, while ignoring its increased influence, violent attacks in Syria and Lebanon.

Four months after Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv was hospitalized for organ failure, family is called to his side.