France has decided to close its borders, declare a nation-wide state of emergency, and deploy its army in and around Paris after at least 153 people were killed and dozens injured in multiple shootings, a 100-person hostage crisis, and explosions rocked the French capital late on Friday.

Three Palestinians have died from bullet wounds inflicted by Israeli troops, and two Israeli settlers have been shot dead in an attack, as unrest continues to grip Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories.

A Jordanian policeman shot dead on Monday two U.S. instructors, a South African and two from his home country before being gunned down at a police training facility east of the capital, a government spokesman said.

A Palestinian woman was shot dead by Israeli security guards at a checkpoint in the north of the occupied West Bank on Monday, officials said.

Hundreds of Tunisians, including political figures, gathered in the capital Saturday for a demonstration called by the Islamist party Ennahda in support of the Palestinian “uprising” against Israel.

London police are trying to find witnesses after supposed hate crime assault against a Muslim woman that happened on a bus.

The Justice and Development Party (AK Party) is set to lead Turkey alone once again after a five-month break, easily regaining its parliamentary majority in what Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu called a victory for democracy.

A Palestinian was killed by Israeli troops in the occupied West Bank on Saturday, bringing the total number of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces since Oct. 1 to 72.

At least 13 people were killed and dozens wounded in a dawn attack Sunday at a hotel in the Somalian capital of Mogadishu, a police official said.

The first meeting of the rectors of the seminaries affiliated with the Coordination Council for Sunni Seminaries in Sistan-Baluchistan has been held in Chabahar on Saturday 31st Oct. 2015.