Summary: <p>Renewed demonstrations in Saudi Arabia's al-Qatif press for political reforms, Palestinian youth hold economic protests demanding downfall of Paris agreement, thousands of Tunisians rally against old regime remnants, and more.</p><br><br>Renewed demonstrations in Saudi Arabia's al-Qatif press for political reforms<br>Al-Alam, Iran<br><br>Palestinian youth hold economic protests demanding downfall of Paris agreement<br>Palestine TV, Ramallah<br><br>Jordanians march for resignation of government, end to corruption<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Thousands of Tunisians rally against old regime remnants<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Bahraini villagers take to the streets to demand freedom<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Kashmiri government rejects request to investigate mass graves<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Two bomb blasts strike Damascus as violence escalates across Syria<br>New TV, Lebanon<br><br>Western spy agencies: Assad may have already ordered chemical, biological attacks<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>EU foreign ministers discuss assistance to Syrian opposition<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>Barak: US would join Israel in military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>Eighteen detained Eritreans sent to Egypt; three allowed into Israel<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>Israeli defense minister seeks ability to close Sinai border during terror alerts<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>Several killed in bomb attacks targeting Shiites in Iraq's Kirkuk<br>Al-Iraqiya TV, Iraq<br><br>Istanbul hosts 'Arab Spring and Peace in New Middle East' international conference<br>BBC Arabic, UK<br><br>
