The fugitive Syrian dictator is believed to be in Moscow with his wife and three children, and is said to have more than $2 billion in assets; Meanwhile, Asma Assad battles cancer for the second time 

Maayan Hoffman: 'Relatively quiet here. The only gunfire is celebratory—Syrians marking the fall of Assad's regime'

Alon Cassuto says Australian Jewish community wonders if this is the "beginning of the end” for them

Unmanned aerial vehicle strikes top floor of residential building, causing fire; no injuries reported; 'A drone crashing into my balcony? I have a better chance of winning the lottery,' penthouse owner quips; IDF investigating incident

White Helmets teams, equipped with search dogs and rescue specialists, scour Saydnaya prison for underground cells hidden behind walls and armored doors; while some located, others remain inaccessible, leaving prisoners’ fates unknown

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convenes a press conference for the first time in 99 days and declares 'The Golan will forever be an inseparable part of Israel'; He also claims that "collapse of the Syrian regime is direct result of severe blows we have inflicted on Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran"

As Assad regime collapses, European nations move to freeze Syrian asylum applications amid uncertainty; Refugees rejoice at the prospect of returning, while far-right movements seize the moment to demand stricter immigration policies and reassessments of residency permits 

Syrian Druze rebel commander tells Ynet about their desire to break free from ousted Syrian dictator's rule and deep connection with Israeli counterparts