<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>

According to reports in Syria, Bashar Al-Assad's plane took off from the country shortly after the rebels took over the capital, but the plane later disappeared from radar and at this point it is unclear what happened to it.

<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>

As Syrian rebels take over Damascus, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan stresses the United States has no intention of intervening militarily in Syria’s civil war, but will continue taking necessary actions to prevent ISIS from capitalizing on the instability.

<p>Reports in Syria early Sunday morning indicated that Israeli tanks entered the buffer zone in the Quneitra area and were deployed along the border area.</p>

Khan has transformed the Court into an Islamist instrument used to wage a judicial war against non-Muslims on behalf of the Umma. And now Amnesty International charges Israel, the people who survived Auschwitz and Treblinka, of “genocide” in Gaza. Opinion.

Syrian rebels declare 'the city of Damascus has been liberated and the dictator Bashar al-Assad has been overthrown' after Assad flees Damascus.

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.