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Despite US Vice President Mike Pences announcement that he is delaying his trip to Israel, the violent protest announced by Fatah was held as planned. Rioters clashed with Israeli forces and threw stones in several locations. Watch the main events of the day.

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Washington is seriously considering the military options on the table to halt the North Korean missile and nuclear programs, the Telegraph reported yesterday. The British newspaper cited “well-placed” sources, one of whom said that the Pentagon wants to “punch the North Koreans in the nose” so that

Some 14 people were injured on Thursday when a car slammed into them at a crowded intersection in Melbourne, Australia. The driver has been arrested and police are investigating whether this was an act of terror.

Amid the tensions between the Palestinian Authority and Washington following the American recognition of Jerusalem as Israels capital, Mahmoud Abbas sent envoys to China and Russia to rally support for the Palestinian position. According to reports, Abbas wants Moscow and Beijing to replace the Unit

Twenty warning shots were fired by South Korean soldiers at the Demilitarized Zone as North Korean troops approached the border on Thursday morning. The North Koreans were searching for a soldier who had gone missing. South Korea has confirmed that the soldier defected.

A member of the Palestine Liberation Organizations Executive Committee said that US President Donald Trumps attempts to “blackmail” the UN member-states will fail. “We will not be deterred or intimidated,” the Palestinian news agency Wafa quoted her as saying.