Officials: Iran and Hizbullah Building Militia Network in Syria
Iran and Hizbullah are building a network of militias inside Syria to preserve their interests in the event that Assad falls.
Iran and Hizbullah are building a network of militias inside Syria to preserve their interests in the event that Assad falls.

A political talk show on Hizbullah television turned into an exchange of insults and allegations of "spying" for Israel.

Syria’s ambassador to the UN says there is “no truth” to reports that alleged Israeli airstrike targeted a convoy heading to Lebanon.

Turkey denies that the United States expressed concerns over remarks made by the country’s officials about alleged Israeli raid in Syria.

Arab League chief backs a call from Syria's main opposition leader to talk to Assad, but pro-Assad daily hints the offer is too late.

The United States has filed a complaint with Turkey over its leaders’ attacks on Israel, after last week’s alleged airstrike in Syria.

A third Iron Dome anti-missile defense system has been deployed in northern Israel, a week after alleged Syria airstrike.

Syria's opposition chief urged President Bashar al-Assad's regime to respond positively to his call for talks to end the violence

A top Lebanese official has warned that its military will "pursue" anyone who attacks it.

Turkish PM says Israeli air strike on Syria violates international law, ignores his own country's similar past actions.

Israel intends to declare a buffer zone inside the Syrian border to prevent terrorists from getting into Israel, sources said.

Without Israeli 'aggression,' said Bashar al-Assad, Syria would be a very stable place - never mind the revolution in his country

The armies of Syria, Lebanon and Jordan are all on high alert, a report in a Lebanese newspaper said Sunday.

Moscow says it wants to keep in regular contact with the Syrian opposition after FM Lavrov meets the coalition's leader.

Turkish FM claims that the Syrians' failure to respond to Israeli airstrike means there is a secret deal between the two countries.

The Syrian army’s chief of staff threatens his country will respond to an alleged Israeli airstrike "when the time is right."

UN chief Ban Ki-moon expresses "grave concern" over an alleged Israeli airstrike in Syria, calls all parties to “prevent tensions.”

After reported strike on chemical site, Syrian ambassador in Lebanon says ‘‘has the option and the capacity to surprise in retaliation.’’

Syrian rebels said that Syria was wrong to condemn and threaten Israel; it was they, not the IDF, that carried out an attack Wednesday

Syrian rebels said that Hizbullah had already received numerous advanced weapons from Syria – including chemical weapons

Lebanese news website reports that the target of an airstrike near Damascus was a chemical weapons center.

White House, State Department refuse to comment when asked whether Israel had carried out an airstrike in Syria.

A senior Iranian official said Wednesday that those backing "terrorist" groups are responsible for the fighting and killings in Syria.

U.S. President Barack Obama announces an extra $155 million dollars to aid refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war.

The bodies of 78 young men, all executed with a single gunshot, found in a river in Syria's Aleppo city.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu meets a bipartisan delegation from the U.S. House of Representatives led by Rep. Rob Wittman.

Obama said he was wrestling with a decision on whether the US should get involved to resolve the conflict in Syria.

Israel becoming increasingly concerned that Syria’s chemical weapons will fall into the hands of Hizbullah or rebel terrorists.

Regime warplanes launch a wave of deadly raids across Syria, including one which kills eight children.

The former U.S. ambassador to Damascus confirms that Assad's mother has fled Syria and is in the UAE.

Russia is evacuating its citizens from Syria, one of its most important beneficiaries in the Middle East.

Suicide car bombing in Hama kills at least 30 people, Arab League says efforts to end the conflict have failed.

Syrian regime has assembled a new paramilitary force, many trained by Iran, to fight what is becoming a guerrilla war.

Syria's opposition umbrella group meets in Istanbul in a bid to name a prime minister-in-exile.

Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad’s forces used non-lethal chemical weapons against rebels in Homs, the French daily Le Monde reports.

Sniper kills an Al-Jazeera reporter in southern Syria, the second such shooting of a journalist in two days.

More than 100 civilians have been killed in a new massacre north of the Syrian city of Homs, activists say.

The United States has quietly asked Turkey and Jordan to keep an eye on Syria’s chemical weaponry, and possibly step in to manage them.

Twin car bombs kill at least 22 people in Idlib, as universities mourn 87 people killed in explosions on the student campus in Aleppo.

United States brushed aside report of a leaked State Department cable indicating Syria had used chemical weapons.

"The Security Council must act today, not tomorrow" to prevent Syria's chemical weapons from reaching Hizbullah, says Prosor.

Twin blasts rip through the university campus in Syria's city of Aleppo, killing at least 82 people and wounding scores more.

At least 26 children killed in violence in Syria, as Human Rights Watch accuses Assad of expanding his use of banned cluster bombs.

Patriot missile system being deployed to protect Turkey from spillover of conflict in Syria is expected to be operational by early February.

"Of course we are monitoring what is happening on the other side of this buffer inside Syria," Netanyahu tells soldiers in Golan.

Iran has been establishing intelligence stations in several parts of the Middle East, including the Golan Heights, U.S. report indicates.

Western and Israeli security experts suspect Syria may have tons of unenriched uranium in storage which could be transferred to Iran.

Rebels overrun the Taftanaz airbase in northern Syria in a significant advance in the battles against the Assad regime.

The U.S. is increasingly focused on how to secure Syria's chemical weapons if Assad falls from power, says Defense Secretary.

Damascus accuses joint UN-Arab League peace envoy of "flagrant bias" against it, a day before he meets U.S. and Russian officials.

Syrian fighting has returned to an area of Damascus which serves as a camp for people registered as "Palestinian refugees."

Arab leaders, who court international sympathy by portraying their people as displaced victims, are refusing to help Syrian refugees.

Iran's nuclear ambitions and Syria's chemical weapons threaten global stability, not “Israeli settlement” expansion, said PM Netanyahu.

The United States is considering issuing a set of playing cards to help identify 100 most wanted figures of the Syrian regime.

The United States State Department says Assad's speech is another attempt to cling to power.

The United States is becoming increasingly worried about Syria’s use of ballistic missiles supplied by Iran.

Syria's embattled President Bashar al-Assad is to make a rare speech Sunday and may present a five-point plan to end violence.

At least nine dead after a car bomb tore through a gas station in the Syrian capital Damascus' district of Barzeh.

More than 60,000 people have been killed in the Syrian conflict since March of 2011, says the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

After a six week media blackout, the family of James Foley asks the American public to help in his release.
