Russia and Qatar compete over ownership of Syrian people's voice, Britain's Cameron slammed for acting as weapons dealer to Arab despots, Kuwaiti emir vows tough measures against "illegal" protestors, and more.

Today's headlines in full:

Russia and Qatar compete over ownership of Syrian people's voice
New TV, Lebanon

Britain's Cameron slammed for acting as weapons dealer to Arab despots
Press TV, Iran

Militants slaughter five Shia Muslims in Pakistan
Press TV, Iran

Turkey begins trial of ex-Israeli military chiefs over 2010 flotilla attack
Press TV, Iran

Kuwaiti emir vows tough measures against 'illegal' protestors
Dubai TV, UAE

Egyptian police come under attack in Sinai
BBC Arabic, UK

American-Israelis overwhelmingly favor Mitt Romney in exit poll
IBA, Israel

IDF soldiers wounded in explosion near Gaza border
IBA, Israel

Stray bullets from Syrian Civil War strike IDF jeep in northern Israel
IBA, Israel

Peace Now slams Israeli plans to build new housing in West Bank
IBA, Israel

Palestinians continue to push for UN non-member status
IBA, Israel

Israeli Foreign Minister Lieberman threatens to dismantle PA over UN bid
Palestine TV, Ramallah

Somalia launches weapons collection campaign in bid to disband militias
Al Jazeera, Qatar

Image: Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov meets with the media after a meeting with U.N.-Arab League peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi in Moscow October 29, 2012. REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov

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