A Hamas delegation from Gaza reportedly is en route to Syria to discuss a possible deal for the release of captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.

Heavy shooting reported in Tripoli, as protests against Muammar Gaddafi's more than 41-year-old rule continue.

Libyan government spokesman says they hope to regain control of rebel-held Zawiyah, which they shelled earlier in day; Interpol delivers global 'Orange Notice' for Gadhafi and inner circle.

US Jewish leaders stated that contrary to some reports, during a meeting they had earlier this week with President Barack Obama at the White House ''there was no expression of hostility toward Israel or its government.''

Several hundred gather in Libya's capital chanting 'Gadhafi is the enemy of God!'; pro-Gadhafi forces attack rebel positions elsewhere in Libya.

Soldiers fire rockets at anti-government demonstrators in the country's north, killing two people, rebels say

Government forces reportedly fire tear gas on protesters rallying against Gaddafi following Friday prayers.

Internet service reportedly down as opposition calls for protesters to march out of mosques after noon prayers in demonstrations demanding the ouster of the long-time leader.

Music producer Noy Alooshe re-mixed Gadhafi speech with song by rappers Pitbull and T-Pain; says he has received some death threats online.

Arab ministers hold unprecedented silent memorial for 'martyrs' of revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia; League also urges end to violence and Libya and suggests possibility of 'no fly' zone.