<p>The Syrian rebels stated that they had freed prisoners from the Saydnaya military prison on the outskirts of the capital, Damascus. Two sources from the rebel forces told Reuters that there appeared to be no Syrian army deployment in the city.</p><p>Meanwhile, two senior Syrian officers told <i>Reuters </i>that President Bashar al-Assad had left Damascus for an unknown destination.</p>

<p>A short while ago, a projectile that was launched from Yemen was intercepted by the IAF. The projectile was intercepted prior to crossing into Israeli territory.</p><p>No sirens were sounded in accordance with protocol.</p>

Rumors abound as to the Syrian president's whereabouts following the fall of his government. Senior Syrian army officers claim he fled the country, but Israeli sources are uncertain.

Prime Minister Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalal evacuates with opposition members to a hotel in Damascus, where the transfer of power to the rebels will take place, in a symbol of the end of the Assad era.

A day after the Adass Israel synagogue was set aflame by masked individuals, a bullet was found nearby. The community is holding activities at a nearby location.

Many fingers are pointed in the direction of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. But the evidence says otherwise. Opinion.

The Syrian rebels announced early Sunday morning that their forces had reached "beyond enemy lines" in the capital, Damascus, and had begun searching for President Bashar Al-Assad.

US Supreme Court agrees to resolve a long-standing legal battle over whether the PA and PLO can be sued in US courts by Americans killed or injured in terrorist attacks in the Middle East. Arguments likely to take place in the spring.