Unrest spreads from Jerusalem to Gaza border clashes
Gaza border protests leave six Palestinians dead as clashes erupt with Israeli forces near the security fence. Israeli troops report rioters attempting to breach the fence while using thrown projectiles and burning tires amid a wave of attacks by Palestinian youths.
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Change of U S tactics shifts to partner with established rebels
The Obama administration abandons a failed plan to train a new ground force of moderates in Syria. Instead it will leverage existing rebel units and U S airpower, coordinating with Kurdish and Sunni groups while Russia expands its intervention. The move aims to pressure Raqqa and offset Russian gains without deploying a large American ground force.
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Two college campus shootings leave two dead in Texas and Arizona
In Texas Southern University Houston outside dorms and at Northern Arizona University Flagstaff a pair of Friday shootings left two students dead and four injured. Northern Arizona's 18 year old Steven Jones surrendered and faces murder and assault counts. The Texas victim has not been identified and the shooter remains at large. Campus police and authorities investigated motives and incidents as part of a nationwide surge in campus gun violence.
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Tunisian Quartet Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Crisis Talks
The National Dialogue Quartet, formed by four civil society groups the labor union the bar association the employers' association and the human rights league, brokered a caretaker government and new elections during Tunisia 2013 constitutional crisis. The prize honors their patient negotiations stabilizing a fragile democracy amid tourism and economy challenges.
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Hajj Deadliest Stampede Toll Shocks World
The AP tallies at least 1470 deaths from the Sept 24 Mina crush and stampede, far exceeding Saudi officials 769. Hundreds remain missing as Iran Egypt Sudan and Indonesia report hundreds of fatalities among pilgrims to Mecca. The disaster marks the deadliest hajj in history, with over 2 million pilgrims present.
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