Hundreds take part in march marking 100 days of social protest in Tel Aviv; call for general strike on November 1

In forthcoming biography, former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's son slams Netanyahu's inconsistent behavior prior to unilateral withdrawal from Gaza, says his father 'moves fingers when I ask him to'

Libya's Interim government says burial of deposed dictator to be delayed by several days until location is set. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says former leader's death 'deplorable,' calls him 'a revolutionary and a martyr'

After the Stuxnet computer virus that wreaked havoc on Iran's nuclear program, a new virus named 'Duqu' threatens similar consequences

Brushfire spreads toward Kibbutz Yassur as police evacuate elderly residents. Twenty firefighting teams, four aircraft at scene

Violent confrontation near West Bank outpost of Esh Kodesh leaves at least 10 injured. Palestinians say they were assaulted during olive-harvest, while settlers claim they were intentionally provoked

Chief Palestinian negotiator says Israel offered to cut down on West Bank settlement construction in effort to renew negotiations; Palestinian Authority rejected the offer as it only applies to government construction, he says

Syrians warn that Assad's regime is next to unravel now that Libyan tyrant Gaddafi is dead; Army forces fire on masses, killing 24