Qaddafi Croc to be Renamed
An Israeli crocodile named after on-the-way-out Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi will likely receive a new name -- to save his life.
An Israeli crocodile named after on-the-way-out Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi will likely receive a new name -- to save his life.
Muammar Qaddafi's whereabouts are unknown as rebels overrun his compound

As rebels prepare to assault Qaddafi's compound in Tripoli its clear the strongman plans to exact his price in blood and headlines.

Inspired by the news that Qaddafi has fallen, thousands of Syrians hit the streets Monday and taunted President Bashar Assad.
President Obama makes a statement after the fall of Tripoli. "The Qaddafi regime is coming to an end."
Tripoli has fallen, and Libya's rebel fighters have begun to install a new government. The Arab League has announced its recognition.
Rebel political leader Mustafa Abdel Jalil promised Muammar Qaddafi a 'fair trial' should he be taken alive.
After hours of euphoric celebration as Libya's rebels took much of Tripoli unopposed, Qaddafi tanks have started shelling the city center.
Libyan rebels take Tripoli's central Green Square, renamed Shaheed Square, citizens rejoice.
Rebels report they have captured Muammar Qaddafi's son, Saif Al Islam, as they continue to close in on Tripoli.
This weekend's raid on Tripoli by rebel fighters marks the beginning of the battle for Tripoli - and Qaddafi's last stand.

The call comes as rebels and NATO attack Tripoli.
Libyan rebels have reportedly encircled the capital city of Tripoli from the west, east and south. Heavy fighting is also reported within.
Abdel Salam Jalloud, Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi's former no. 2 official, has reportedly defected.
As rebels continue to advance on Zawiya, Qaddafi's troops fight back, signaling a move toward the capital won't be easy.

At least seven loud blasts heard near Qaddafi's compound in the capital Tripoli. Meanwhile, rebels continue to close in on the capital.
Turkish Prime Minister compares Syrian President Bashar Assad's behavior toward protesters to Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi's behavior.
As Libya's rebels advance on Tripoli their political leadership says 42-year strongman Muammar Qaddafi will be out by August.
As rebels close in on the city of Zawiya and on Muammar Qaddafi, his forces are terrorizing the local residents.
Both the government of Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi and the rebel leadership in the country deny they are holding backchannel talks.
After Zawiya, Libya rebels say they have also taken over Gharyan. "Qaddafi has been isolated," they claim.

Libyan Interior Minister Nassr al-Mabrouk Abdullah arrived with 9 family members in Cairo in what appears to be a defection.
Libyan rebels and representatives of Muammar Qaddafi held negotiations in a hotel in southern Tunisia, a source claims.
A captured general loyal to eccentric Libyan strongman Muamar Qaddafi says NATO has underestimated the dictator's support.
Libya's rebels are moving to take the symbolic and key city of Zawiya; heavy fighting reported.
Libyan rebels continue to advance toward Brega but lose 11 men in the process.
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinijad and Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi slammed Britain over the riots that have shaken the country.
A blueprint for a post-Qaddafi Libya has been revealed, but rebels admit they probably can't dislodge Qaddafi, hope dissension will
A spokesman for the government of Muammar Qaddafi denied earlier reports the dictators son, Khamis, was slain in a NATO airstrike.
Rebels say Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi's son Khamis was slain in a NATO airstrike in embattled Zliten.
With Nato's position fracturing over Libyan strongman Muammar Qadaffi, the encircled dictator has launched a major offensive.
Libyan strongman Muammar Qadaffi has vowed not to negotiate with rebel leaders 'from now until Judgement Day!'; rebuffs France.
US and Libyan officials met face-to-face this weekend at a meeting in which US officials said their would be meetings until Qadaffi is gone.

Libya's rebels claim victory at Brega as they encircle the key oil town which has changed hands several times in the five-month civil war.
In another set-back for Libya's rebels their fighters fail to take the oil city of Brega as a key meeting convenes to discus the country's future.
Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi has vowed to blow up Tripoli rather than surrender it to rebels if they succeed in taking the city.
Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi proved he wouldn't go silently into the night with a raid that sent rebel plans to advance into disarray.
The “Arab Spring” has led to an investor exodus and a drop in tourism as fears of terrorism send tourists to other destinations.
France has split with NATO policy and is calling for negotiations with Qadaffi.
Libyan strongman Muamarr Qadaffi has reportedly armed militias surrounding Tripoli in preparation for an expected rebel push on the capital.

Libyan rebels in the Nusafa region have seized several hamlets from Qadaffi's forces raising hopes they will advance towards Tripoli
The International Criminal Court at The Hague has issued an arrest warrant for Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi. He is wanted for war crimes.
Germany and the UAE recognize Libyan rebels, but Qaddafi seemed unworried – he played chess with a world champion and settled for a stalemate.
Israel is concerned a 'large quantity' of weapons have flowed from Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi's stores to Hamas in Gaza.

ICC investigators are probing claims Qaddafi distributed 'Viagra' to his soldiers to further his terror-rape campaign in a 'horrific first.'
UN panel finds that Libyan leader Qaddafi has committed war crimes and crimes against humanity - and that rebels, too, committed some war crimes.
Eight Libyan army officers appear in Rome, saying they have defected, as have more than 100 other soldiers.
Turkey announces that it is time for Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi and his family to leave.
International Criminal Court prosecutors want warrants for the arrest of Gaddafi for torture, murder and the brutal suppression of opponents.
UN sends envoy to Libya; NATO continues air strikes; ICC sets sights on Qaddafi for "crimes against humanity;" Qaddafi: "You cannot kill me!"

EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton says she plans to open an office in rebel-held Benghazi; rebel fighters claim gains in besieged Misrata
NATO forces, in what may have been attempt to kill Muammar Qaddafi, killed one of his sons and three grandsons. NATO denies they were targeted.
Anti-government rebels in Libya have faced steep losses – with as many as 10,000 people killed, and 20,000 more missing, rebel leaders say.
Libyan leader sends a personal letter to President Obama, asking that he work to end the attacks in his country. Clinton: Qaddafi knows what to do.

The Arab world and Iran, a Persian nation, whipped out diplomatic swords Sunday and Monday. Iran: Saudi Arabia is “occupying” Bahrain.

NATO planes enforcing the UN sanctioned no-fly zone over Libya on Friday have killed 13 rebel fighters; Qaddafi doesn't want ceasefire.
Following a wild two-day 300km advance, Libya's rebels are on the run as Qaddafi hits back and the allies reach for popcorn.
Qaddafi’s soldiers flee Western bombing offensive, allowing rebels to retake the oil port of Benghazi and prepare to fight for Qaddafi’s home town.
After five nights of continued coalition airstrikes, Qaddafi's forces continue to shell key rebel cities as Libya's bloody civil war continues.
Reports say smoke was coming out of Qaddafi's military compound after airstrikes in Tripoli on Sunday night.