Fall of Assad will Break Syria-Iran Axis, says Meridor
The fall of Assad will break the Iranian-Syrian axis and will be good for Israel, Intelligence Minister Dan Meridor says.
The fall of Assad will break the Iranian-Syrian axis and will be good for Israel, Intelligence Minister Dan Meridor says.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev recently honored a Syrian writer who praised the 9/11 attacks and once wrote about “hated Jew Shylock.”

Negotiations to have Red Cross rescue wounded Syrians, journalists from besieged Homs neighborhood fail.

Red Cross aid workers entered a besieged neighborhood in the Syrian city of Homs, negotiating to evacuate the wounded there.

Saying the Internet renders brutality 'unsustainable,' Us top diplomat Hillary Clinton is headed to Tunis for an int'l conference on Syria

Report: Jordan will place Patriot missile batteries on its territory to protect itself and Israel against air strikes from Syria.

A UN commission of inquiry has quietly submitted a sealed envelope listing Syrian leaders who may be accused of crimes against humanity.

A veteran American journalist was killed and a second seriously wounded by the Syrian Army in Homs. A French photographer also died.

Druze in the Golan Heights are turning against Assad and protesting against his regime for the first since the Six-Day War in 1967.

More than 100 people killed in Syria since Tuesday morning, 1,237 people have been killed in the last three weeks alone.

US military officials disputed reports that Iranian warships docked in Syria over the weekend.

Armed and masked rebels are organizing as Assad extends his war against the opposition and fires on Domestic protesters Tuesday.

Senators John McCain and Sen. Lindsey Graham have called for nations to arm Syria's opposition forces as a massacre looms in Homs.
Jordan plans to set up a refugee camp in order to accommodate what it fears will be mass numbers of Syrian refugees.

The United Nations passed a non-binding resolution condemning 'systemic human rights violations' in Syria by the Assad regime.
Salafi terror fundraiser Omar Bakri denied Al-Qaeda and other Sunni terror groups are active in Syria's uprising against Assad's regime
The brutal bombardment of Homs Wednesday became even more unbelievable. An oil site was blown up and people scavenged for food.
Amb. Prosor told the UN Syrian children are starving to death. “They look out at the camera with pleading eyes – desperate for help.”
The Assad regime that used infiltration tactics to destabilize neighboring states is seeing the same tactics being used against it.
The European Union says it supports a peace-keeping mission to Syria, but Russia says Damascus must agree first; fighting continues
An officer who recently defected from the Syrian army: Syrian security forces are using non-conventional weapons against protesters.

The Free Syrian Army rejects reports that it possessed weapons manufactured in Israel and in the United States.

The Arab League is ready to break all ties with Bashar al-Assad - and to call in the UN to tame, if not remove, him

Al Qaeda calls for overthrowing Assad and reportedly sends terrorists to Syria, providing fuel for charges that rebels are “terrorists.”
US Ambassador Robert Ford warns the Assad regime is firing heavy artillery, intended for "full scale warfare," at civilians in simple homes.

A top Syrian general has been assassinated in Damascus the day after two major suicide bombings attacked government complexes in Aleppo.

Russia accuses the West of being an “accomplice” to the violence in Syria, says the opposition responsible for ending the ongoing violence.

As slaughter continues in Homs and President Bashar Al-Assad sends his children out of the country, twin bombs shake quiet Aleppo.
According to intelligence officials in Egypt and Syria, President Bashar al-Assad has sent his mother and children out of the country.

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman to ambassadors: We hope Hizbullah doesn't attack Israel, but if they do we'll be prepared.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak says 'sophisticated' Syrian weapons could find their way to Lebanon and Hizbullah if Assad falls.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon sharply criticized the Security Council for failing to demand Syrian President Bashar al-Assad step down.

The Pentagon is currently examining the range of possibilities for action in Syria, including military action.

Syrian security forces claim to have captured an “armed gang” whose members possessed weapons manufactured in Israel and in the U.S.

The head of the United Nations Human Rights Commission calls on the world to "take effective action" to stop the killing in Syria.

Assad’s assault on Homs Tuesday killed 48 people in eight hours, anti-government activists report. McCain urges military intervention.

The Hacktivist group targeted President Bashar al-Assad and his bureau and cracked their emails in order to upload them to the web.

Authorities in Germany arrest two Syrian government agents on charges they were spying on suspected Syrian opposition activists.

Russian Foreign Minister visits Assad, urges reforms. Assad claims to agree, but continues killing.

Assad staged a celebratory welcome for visiting Russian Foreign minister Sergei Lavrov while his army escalated bombings of civilian homes.

Assad’s fall may be Hizbullah’s gain of chemical and biological weapons that could be used against Israel, officials fear.

UN chief: The violence in Syria is appalling. The Security Council's disagreement over a resolution is not a license to escalate attacks.

US Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford and his remaining staff have closed the embassy in Damascus and traveled by convoy to Jordan.
Following UN failure, the United States proposes an international coalition to support Syria’s opposition.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon slams Russia and China’s veto of a Security Council resolution on Syria.

Russia and China vetoed a U.S.-backed proposal at the UN Security Council to condemn Syrian leader Bashar al-Assed.

Political analysts hurl insults - and punches - in a dispute over the crackdown of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Security Council meets to debate a draft resolution on Syria which calls for President Bashar Assad to step down. Will Russia veto?
Assad is doomed, says Turkish president Abdullah Gül. “The end is certain. The question is how painful it will be.”
Tanks slaughter Syrians after Arab League suspends mission. Army retakes Damascus suburbs. Israel on border alert.

The Syrian government has condemned a decision by the Arab League to pull its monitors from the raging civil war zone.

Hamas’ politburo chief Khaled Mashaal has abandoned the group's office in Syria and decided not to return to the country.

UNICEF says at least 384 children have been killed during Syria’s ten-month uprising and virtually the same number have been jailed.

The Arab League will submit its peace plan on Syria to the United Nations Security Council early next week.
Even emergency medical responders are now apparently considered fair game in Syria's budding civil war. A Red Crescent official is dead.

UN stops counting the death toll in Syria's crackdown on protesters, says it is "too difficult" to get information.

Canada sanctions Syrian banks, oil companies, and people associated with the Assad regime, in response to crackdown.
The widow of Israeli spy Eli Cohen has hopes that her husband’s remains might receive an honorable burial in Israel if Assad is ousted.

Syria agrees to extend the mandate of the Arab League observer mission by a month, as violence continues.

Admiral James Stavridis: We're not planning to intervene in either Syria or Ian.