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Hezbollah fights for Assad; and how a US leak endangers Israel
The violence in Syria has spilt over not only into Israel, (a further incident occurred today) but is threatening to spread into Lebanon with the increasing involvement of Hezbollah terrorists fighting on the side of Assad against the rebels: [...] … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Administration, airstrike, civil war, Damascus, Hezbollah, IAF, Israel, leak, Lebanon, missiles, Qusair, Syria, Tishreen, US
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The Israel-Syria-Turkey triangle
While we were sitting back eating our matza and enjoying Pesach (or Easter) the Middle East didn’t take any days off, with political machinations and violence spreading in all directions. We start with The Apology™, the one made by PM … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged apology, Binyamin Netanyahu, civil war, flotilla, Gaza, Golan, IAF, Jordan, Mavi Marmara, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, rockets, Syria, Turkey
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IDF boosts forces on the Golan after UN kidnapping, threats from Syrian rebels
As I’ve written previously here, the civil war in Syria is approaching perilously close to Israel’s border and sometimes even spilling over into Israel with stray tank shells and mortars. This danger was just ratcheted up a notch over recent … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Israel news, Mideast news
Tagged Al Qaeda, Bashar Assad, civil war, Golan, IDF, Lebanon, peacekeepers, rebels, Syria, Syria-Israel border, UN, UNDOF
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Syrian civil war spillover into Israel
Following last month’s news several Syrian fighters were brought into Israel for medical treatment, we hear that several mortars and projectiles from Syria have landed in Israel in recent days, thankfully causing no injuries, but causing great concern amongst the … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged Bashar Assad, civil war, Golan Heights, mortars, rebels, Syria
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Hezbollah’s spreading influence as a proxy for Iran
The fighting in Syria has not only approached Israel’s borders, but equally as important, is embroiling Lebanon via Hezbollah, who have been involving themselves in the fighting in Syria, to the extent of conducting ground offences there. (h/t Legal Insurrection): … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged Alawites, Bulgaria, Burgas, bus bombing, civil war, EU, Hezbollah, Iran, Syria, terrorism, terrorists
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Syrian civil war edges closer to Israel
Over the weekend we learned that 7 Syrian fighters who were injured near the border with Israel were first treated by IDF personnel and then taken for further treatment in hospital in Israel Ziv Hospital “An IDF force administered medical … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged border, civil war, Golan, hospital, medicine, rebels, Syria
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