Libyans start Ramadan fast amid conflict, divisions (Reuters)

Reuters - Libyans entered the Muslim holy month of Ramadan Monday with let-up in the five-month conflict as Muammar Gaddafi sought to foment divisions within a rebellion threatening him on several fronts.

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