Israeli regime's fraud squad has questioned Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Yona Metzger on suspicion of bribery, theft, breach of trust and money laundering, a police say.
Kuwait's cabinet has approved a decree setting a legislative poll for July 25 after the constitutional court scrapped parliament and upheld the controversial electoral law.
Syrian Amy forces have killed a number of Saudi terrorists during mop-up operations against foreign-backed armed men in the country’s principal port city of Latakia.
The new Palestinian prime minister has submitted his resignation after just two weeks on the job because of “a conflict over authority,” his office says.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has voiced exasperation with the European Union's reluctance to classify Lebanon's Hezbollah movement as a terrorist group.
Terrorist groups operating inside Syria has reportedly received the first new batch of heavy weapons sent by America’s key Persian Gulf ally, Saudi Arabia.
Turkish police have reportedly detained 13 more demonstrators for involvement in protests that swept the country since May 31.
Russia says the West did not want to commit to a concrete timeframe for a proposed peace conference on Syria because it was not sure the opposition would agree to attend.
Russia has reiterated that it will honor its contract to deliver S-300 air defense missile systems to Syria.
Syrian army troops have clashed with militants in the town of Latakia, located near southwestern province of Rif Dimashq, killing dozens of foreign backed militants affiliated to al-Nusra Front.