Mavi Marmara
Israeli officials consider paying some Gazan war victims to rebuild global legitimacy - exclusive
Officials raised a controversial idea to free Israel from the black and white debate of war crimes without admitting criminal fault, starting the painstaking process of rebuilding Israeli legitimacy.
Gaza aid flotilla halted after vessels flag removed, activists say
'Mavi Marmara 2' flotilla delayed as flagged state requests inspection
Mavi Marmara 2: New aid flotilla to sail from Turkey to 'break siege' of Gaza - report
Madrid court shelves 2010 'Mavi Marmara' Gaza flotilla investigation
Spanish court says the case in which Netanyahu, several Israeli ministers were accused of crimes against humanity.
Turkish protesters pray outside Israeli envoy's house on 'Mavi Marmara' raid anniversary
IHH members were also scheduled to travel to Istanbul to take part in the "Free Jerusalem March."
Report: Freedom Flotilla III expected to set sail for Gaza
Third mission for the "lifting of Gaza blockade" expected this summer; Organizers remain mum on details.
The non-Arab Middle East: Iran, Turkey and Israel
In addition to the numerous non-Arab minorities that inhabit the region, three major non-Arab states straddle it – Iran, Turkey and Israel.
ICC rejects pro-Turkey war crimes allegations against IDF in Gaza flotilla raid
ICC's ruling says that the incident did not rise to the level of severity of broad-based war crimes allegations which the ICC is empowered to deal with.
ICC reportedly decides not to investigate 'Mavi Marmara' flotilla raid
Prosecutors found "reasonable basis" to believe IDF troops committed war crimes, although crimes in question were not of sufficient gravity to fall under court's jurisdiction, according to document.
Swedish cabinet member was on board Gaza-bound Turkish ship Mavi Marmara
Sweden’s city planning and environment minister, Mehmet Kaplan, was on board Turkish vessel which sought to break Israel’s naval blockade of the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.
Turkish activist that participated in Marmara flotilla killed in US strike
Jordanian authorities continued their campaign against supporters of Islamic State, arresting 87 Salafi Islamic State supporters.
Court blocks major state initiative to deter blockade-busting flotillas
The court's ruling was a major blow to one of the state's broader strategies for discouraging foreigners from organizing flotillas to break its Gaza blockade.
Turkish ‘humanitarian’ group behind ‘Marmara’ signs pact with Qatar
Doha and Ankara have been supporting the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist groups throughout the Middle East.