17:35: A border policeman was lightly wounded in a rock-throwing attack in the Hebron district.

18:20: A Kassam rocket landed in an open area in the Shar HaNegev district. There were no reports of injuries or damage.

** Senior Hamas official Sheikh Hassan Yousef and his son, who were arrested by Israel a number of days ago, will remain incarcerated for the next six months.

** UN human rights officials report Syria has murdered over 3,500 people since start of violence, adding that 19 were killed on Sunday alone.

** Israel has lifted its travel advisory on Georgia, Russia after reevaluating the situation in that country.

** US Dept of State spokesman: Quartet officials to meet with Israeli and PA officials on Monday towards renewing negotiations.

** Beginning on December 1, 2011, the Jerusalem light rail will begin charging passengers, bringing the experimental free ride period to an end.

20:51: Mortar shells land in the Shar HaNegev Regional Council. No injuries or damage reported.

** PM Netanyahu has instructed his cabinet ministers to refrain from responding to the International Atomic Energy Agency report in the media.

(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)