Summary: <p>Thousands of Jordanians take part in Friday protests despite king's dissolution of parliament, Israeli forces clash with worshippers at Al-Aqsa Mosque, Syrian rebels down military plane on outskirts of Damascus, and more.</p><br><br>Thousands of Jordanians take part in Friday protests despite king's dissolution of parliament<br>BBC Arabic, UK<br><br>Israeli forces clash with worshippers at Al-Aqsa Mosque<br>Al Jazeera, Qatar<br><br>Syrian rebels down military plane on outskirts of Damascus<br>New TV, Lebanon<br><br>Anti-war protests continue in Turkey<br>Al-Alam, Iran<br><br>Syrian rebels threaten to kill Iranian hostages<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Azerbaijan: Police attack pro-hijab protestors in Baku<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri loses last appeal against US extradition<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Kenyan uprising veterans win right to bring torture case against British government<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>EU implements new labeling, taxation policy for Israeli settlement products<br>Palestine TV, Ramallah<br><br>Tunisian president issues apology over police rape<br>Dubai TV, UAE<br><br>Devaluation of Iranian rial takes toll on 'ordinary' citizens<br>Dubai TV, UAE<br><br>Iran presents nine-step plan to diffuse nuclear crisis; US deems it 'unworkable'<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>Ex-US state secretary Kissinger: US should keep Iran red lines 'confidential'<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>Israeli Prime Minister talks with Foreign Minister Lieberman amid early elections speculation<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>
