Iran's state TV is reporting that the country's authorities have detained 64 youths at a pool party in central Isfahan province.

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Israel's Supreme Court rules Benjamin Netanyahu must reveal phone call logs with U.S. casino mogul Sheldon Adelson as police press ahead with investigations into corruption cases involving the prime minister

Israel's communications minister has said he wants to shut down pan-Arab broadcaster Al-Jazeera in the country

Israel's 'crown prince,' Netanyahu's oldest son, draws public rebuke over crude behavior, social media post

A Turkish court has released seven staff members of an opposition newspaper from jail pending the outcome of their trial on charges they allegedly aided terror organizations

A court in Istanbul has decided to release seven journalists and staff of an opposition newspaper pending the outcome of their trial

Iranian semi-official media say that Iran has successfully launched a rocket carrying a satellite into space

United Arab Emirates bans popular Mideast business website, magazine for publishing what it says was 'false news'

Israel's police acknowledges it is preventing journalists from entering parts of the Old City of Jerusalem as part of its efforts to lower tensions around a contested holy site