Summary: <p>Iraq's deadliest day in two years leaves 107 dead in 13 cities, Syrian regime asserts it would not use chemical weapons under any circumstances, police attack Moroccan citizens protesting government corruption, and more.</p><br><br>Iraq's deadliest day in two years leaves 107 dead in 13 cities<br>Al-Alam, Iran<br><br>Syrian regime asserts it would not use chemical weapons under any circumstances<br>New TV, Lebanon<br><br>Police attack Moroccan citizens protesting government corruption<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Turkish activists demand resignation of interior minister over harsh crackdown on Kurds<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Family of Afghan civilian killed by US forces demands justice<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Morsi praises Egypt's 1952 revolution, chides its failure to bring about democracy<br>Al Jazeera, Qatar<br><br>More Palestinian children suffering from hunger in Gaza as Israeli siege continues<br>BBC Arabic, UK<br><br>Shaul Mofaz submits request to oust four Kadima members from party<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>Another Israeli man self-immolates over dire financial straits<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>
