Exposé on How Israel Knew It had to Bomb Syria Reactor
The Israeli bombing of a Syrian nuclear strike began with intelligence gathered six months earlier in a daring raid on Austrian home.
The Israeli bombing of a Syrian nuclear strike began with intelligence gathered six months earlier in a daring raid on Austrian home.

The main water supply to the northern city of Aleppo, Syria's commercial hub, has been cut off by government troops.

The regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has begun moving chemical agents in the country's arsenal to the port city of Tartus.

Syrian President Assad is having trouble sleeping at night, according to a Syrian journalist who worked at the presidential palace.

Syria accuses Egypt's President of “signing the death warrant” of a contact group trying to solve the nearly conflict in Syria.

Bomb attacks strike Damascus, killing five soldiers as anti-regime protests and clashes between security forces and rebels continue.

Approximately fifty illegal immigrants drowned after a boat carrying about 100 people sank off the coast of western Turkey.

Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations accuses Iran of actively assisting Assad in murdering his own people.

Red Cross chief Peter Maurer urges Assad to respect international humanitarian law and let the ICRC provide aid.

Syria’s Information Minister clarifies his country will not speak with rebels until they lay down their arms.

New UN-Arab League envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, said he is deeply pessimistic at his chances of restoring calm to the war-torn country.

Syria killed Aleppo residents with a new Russian-made “barrel bomb,” large old drums stuffed with explosives and steel that maim and kill.

Syrian opposition forces in Aleppo declare the formation of a “Revolutionary Transitional Council”.

The United Nations says that proposals to set up secure safe zones in Syria need to be studied carefully.

Turkey's ruling AK Party accuses Syrian President Bashar al-Assad of “heaving heavy weapons” for Kurdish PKK terrorists in northern Syria.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad claims that Turkey is to blame for violence in the 17-month-old uprising in his country.

A statement published by the Syrian rebels says that they have taken over a military base and found missiles with non-conventional warheads.

Free Syrian Army Rebels shown to torture and violently murder its opponents.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi’s visit to Tehran is aimed at pressuring Iran to stop supporting Assad, says Muslim Brotherhood official.

Syrian rebels showed a video of an army chopper in flames after it was hit. It dived into the ground amid shouts of “Allah is Great.”

Assad says Syria will defeat the foreign plot being waged against the country as his troops continue to kill rebels.

The United Nations refugee agency says more than 200,000 Syrian refugees have fled to neighboring countries.

A former Syrian MP, Nasser Al Hariri from Daraa, has fled to Jordan along with large numbers of Syrian officers.

International aid agencies issued an appeal for Syria's displaced citizens, saying more than 1.5 million have been driven from their homes.

Syrian army’s continued bombing campaign on the Syrian-Jordanian may have caused the death of Vice President Farouk Al-Sharaa.

Another Syrian journalist has been executed by government forces for his sympathies to the opposition cause.

The United Nations has accused Iran of supplying the Syrian government with weapons, which it is aiming at its own population.

Iran’s Supreme Ayatollah has ordered worldwide terror to punish the West for backing the war against Assad.

The Syrian Army is shelling its own capital city, which is also being bombarded by the country's Air Force helicopters.

Senior member of the Syrian opposition rejects remarks that Syria is ready to discuss Assad's resignation.

Qadri Jamil, Syria’s deputy prime minister, says Syria ready to discuss the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad.

Obama warns Assad to heed warnings to neither use nor move chemical or biological weapons or face consequences.

At least eight people were killed and 50 were wounded Monday night when a car bomb exploded near a police station in southeastern Turkey.

Syria is denying a report that President Bashar al-Assad's feared brother Maher has died in a Moscow hospital.

Germany has been sending intelligence information to Syrian rebels, according to a report in Bild Am Sonntag.

United Nations observers have begun to leave Syria as their mission officially expires Sunday night at midnight.

Colonel Yarab al-Shara, a cousin of Syrian Vice President Farouk al-Shara, announces defection from Assad’s regime.

The United Nations calls an end to its military observer mission in Syria, days before its mandate expires.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation officially suspends Syria from membership, as Assad's forces shell a town near Aleppo.

A Syrian air strike on a rebel bastion near Aleppo kills 31 people including children.

Syrian rebels claimed they destroyed Assad’s military headquarters Wednesday morning with a serious of simultaneous bomb blasts.

Former Syrian Prime Minister Riyad Hijab, who defected last week, says the Assad’s regime now controls only 30 percent of the country.

Former Libyan rebels and snipers who helped oust Muammar Gaddafi are beefing up the Free Syrian Army to try to bring down Assad.

Swedish police arrested 10 people after anti-Assad Christians broke into the Syrian embassy and raised the slogan, “All Syrians are One.”

Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird made a surprise visit to Israel Monday morning, where he prayed at Western Wall.

Foreign ministers at a meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation agree to suspend Syria from the international body.

Syrian rebels release a video of the pilot of a Syrian Air Force plane which had been downed earlier.

Rebels beg the West to impose a no-fly zone over Syria as they shoot down a Syrian Air Force plane. Defector: Iran leads Assad’s soldiers.

Opposition leader says the Syrian rebels fighting to oust Assad need the protection of no-fly zones near the borders with Jordan and Turkey.

A blogger with dual Israeli-US citizenship was detained in Turkey Saturday while reporting on Syria near the border in the Kurdish region.

The United States is considering imposing a no-fly zone over Syria, which may help speed up the fall of the Assad regime, officials said.

Fighting breaks out between Jordanian and Syrian troops near the border between the two countries. No casualties reported.

Nicolas Sarkozy ended his political silence by calling for Western intervention in Syria.

U.S. Secretary of State warns Syria must not be allowed to descend into a sectarian war, calls on world to plan for post-Assad Syria.

Syria's President Bashar Assad meets Iran's Saeed Jalili, who says Iran will maintain its partnership with Syria.

White House says the defection of Syria's prime minister shows that the Syrian government is “crumbling from within”.

Senators McCain, Lieberman and Graham called for direct military aid for Syrian rebels and warned Obama is letting Al Qaeda move in.

Senior Syrian officer reported to have defected. He was head of an intelligence organization responsible for monitoring dissent.

An aid convoy with food and medicine left Ramallah and headed towards a Syrian area of 'Palestinian refugees'.

While Ankara would like to see the demise of the al-Assad regime, it is casting a wary eye on growing Kurdish assertiveness in Syria
