Hundreds of Thousands Protest in Paris

Hundreds of thousands of French marched through Paris on Sunday, in protest.

They are demanding that the Senate not pass a bill that would allow homosexual marriage and adoption.

The bill passed the house, last month, and is expected to pass the Senate as well.

Both bodies are dominated by the Socialist Party and it's allies.

When some of the protesters went off the route, police used tear gas and batons against them.

IDF Eliminates Syrian Position After Taking Fire

Israeli forces destroyed a Syrian machine gun nest, on Sunday.

According to the IDF, the machine gun had fired directly upon an Israeli patrol, on their side of the border.

It was deemed purposeful fire, not stray rounds, and an anti tank gun, responded and eliminated the threat.

On Saturday, an Israeli military jeep was hit with machine gun fire, but it was deemed an accident.

Syria has yet to make any comment about either incident.

The two countries have exchanged fire in several incidents, over the last two years, since the Syrian Civil War started.

Bozize Flees as Rebels Take Bangui

President Bozize fled the Central African Republic, on Sunday.

Rebel forces made their way into the capital of Bangui, deciding the current fate of the country.

With the rebels in control of the country, it remains to be seen if they will keep control or allow a new election.

The African Union condemned the seizure of the capital, and the UN is considering sending a peacekeeping force to avoid mass killings.

France sent one hundred and forty troops, into the CAR on Saturday, to secure the airport and parts of the capital, heavy with French citizens.