Israeli security forces shot dead two Palestinians in East Jerusalem on Saturday, one of whom had stabbed two Israelis, police said, in a further wave of violence that has raised concerns about a new Palestinian uprising.
The Palestinian Center for Media Freedom and Development has reportedly recorded seven attacks on members of the press since the beginning of October.
"Gaza will fulfill its role in the Jerusalem Intifada and it is more than ready for confrontation. ... It is the only path that will lead to liberation."
As Russia continues its airstrikes in Syria, U.S. ally Saudi Arabia has several options for leverage against Moscow.
A hilltop in the city has been at the crux of recent tensions between Israelis and Palestinians.
The action was taken amid a spate of stabbings in the city.
Civilians carrying weapons would lead to total anarchy and show the government has lost control of Jerusalem, Tzipi Livni, a critic in the Knesset, said.
As Russia continues its airstrikes in Syria, some Iraqis have welcomed this move against the Islamic State group.
The Israeli prime minister had reportedly said Monday that the religious site was the focal point in the ongoing violence in the region.
Scientists say fighting in Syria contributed to an unusual sandstorm that blanketed much of the Middle East in dust last month.
Environmentalists have fought oil exploration in the region. This reserve is 10 times larger than the average oil reserve.
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Analysts warn that now more than ever, the Israeli government needs to act carefully and with restraint in order to prevent further anger among Palestinians.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed that he'll use a "strong hand" to suppress recent violent Palestinian protests and attacks.
Russian media have refocused their energy from coverage of Ukraine to airstrikes in Syria and criticism of the U.S.
Two rockets were fired into southern Israel Sunday night, prompting Israel to bomb a target in the Gaza Strip Monday morning.
The violence is widely seen as a reaction to Israel’s decision of restricting Palestinians from accessing Jerusalem's Old City, unless they were residents.
“We are in an all-out war against terrorism and we will wage it aggressively,” Netanyahu said Sunday.
Police spokeswoman Luba Samri said the victim was taken to hospital in moderate condition.
The Palestinians were wounded during clashes with Israeli military personnel deployed in the West Bank to search for suspects who shot dead an Israeli couple earlier this week.
The Israeli leader, the agreement's fiercest critic, has concluded his campaign against the agreement, U.S. officials reportedly said.
"I’ve said that if Iran wants to be treated like a normal country, let it act like a normal country," Netanyahu said in New York City Thursday.
