Following are the major headlines in Today's newspapers: -- The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques chairs Cabinet meeting. A grace period of one month given to real estate shareholders to respond to subpoenas. -- The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia stresses the continuity in the prosecution of persons with deviant ideas and suspicious trends and urges the countries of the region to hunt down the deviant group. -- The Crown Prince thanked the Minister of Culture and Information. -- Crown Prince Sultan donates SR 5 million for persons with disabilities in Al Baha. -- Chinese President arrives in Riyadh today on an official visit to the Kingdom. -- KUWAIT: Ahmad Al-Abdullah Al-Sabah appointed as new minister of oil. -- Doha: Sheikh Hamad discusses with Moussa the Arab conditions. -- Mubarak: A truce in Gaza is possible next week. -- Two Palestinian resistance fighters killed. Israeli aircraft launched two raids on the Gaza Strip. -- Israel elects today a prime minister and a new parliament. -- Four U.S. soldiers killed in a car explosion in Mosul. -- Iraq: the postponement of the election of the parliament speaker. -- Rains destroyed homes, killing and displacing hundreds of Moroccans. -- Larijani: waiting for concrete proposals from the United States. -- Australia: bush Inferno engulfs entire towns, death toll reaches 171. -- Sri Lanka: suicide bomber kills 17 and wounds 45 at a social welfare center. -- Supreme Court of Spain to prohibit the participation of «ETA» in the elections. -- Parliament of Kyrgyzstan's Defense Committee supports the closure of U.S. base.--MORE www.spa.gov.sa/634143