Summary: <p>Turkish demonstrators clash with police after parliament vote to strike Syria, Libyan protestors storm National Congress over lack of representation, Somali government blames al-Shabab for "systematic" killing of journalists, and more.</p><br><br>Turkish demonstrators clash with police after parliament votes to strike Syria<br>Al Jazeera, Qatar<br><br>Displaced Syrian children start school year in Jordanian refugee camp<br>Dubai TV, UAE<br><br>Jordan's King Abdullah II dissolves parliament<br>Dubai TV, UAE<br><br>Libyan protestors storm National Congress over lack of representation<br>BBC Arabic, UK<br><br>Mali's humanitarian crisis continues as military intervention looms<br>Algérie TV, Algeria<br><br>Somali government blames al-Shabab for 'systematic' killing of journalists<br>Al-Alam, Iran<br><br>Afghanistan pledges to purse peace with Taliban as US confirms commitment to Kabul<br>Al-Alam, Iran<br><br>Rasmussen: NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan could be 'speeded up'<br>New TV, Lebanon<br><br>Four dead in car bombing of private security company in Baghdad<br>New TV, Lebanon<br><br>Millions of Muslims head to Saudi Arabia for annual Hajj pilgrimage<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Report on Israel's abuse of Palestinian children<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Ehud Barak meets with Netanyahu opponents as Knesset early elections become imminent<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>Ex-Israeli PM Olmert may to return to politics<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>
