The Syrian War: Israel and U.S. Coordinating How to Target Assad’s Arsenal
By Karl Vick | Time 52 days after an Israeli general publicly declared that Syria has used chemical weapons against rebels, the Obama administration reached the same conclusion, and used the finding to justify announcing it would send small arms to the side of the victims. “I will not say ‘We told you so,’ only, okay, [...]
Read More →Kerry and Blair’s $4 Billion Mystery Plan for Palestine: Crony capitalism under the guise of peace?
By Max Blumenthal | Global Research The recent World Economic Forum in Amman, Jordan, was billed as the Obama administration’s milestone moment for reviving the comatose US-led peace process. Announced days before in a nationally televised address by the President, Secretary of State John Kerry appeared at the forum to lift sinking hopes about the possibility [...]
Read More →US discloses Israel’s top-secret military base outraging Tel-Aviv
By RT An Arrow II battery, a U.S.-backed Israeli missile shield, is seen at Palmachim base, south of Tel Aviv May 29, 2013.(Reuters / Amir Cohen) The US government has inadvertently revealed the details of a top-secret Israeli missile base in published bid requests, leaving military officials in Tel-Aviv in the state of shock. Israel [...]
Read More →Report: Israel Has At Least 80 Nukes
By Jason Ditz | AntiWar A new report from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) has weighed in with an educated guess about the Israeli military’s secretive nuclear weapons program, estimating the nation has around 80 “strategic” level nuclear weapons. The estimate suggests 50 of the warheads are for Jericho II medium range missiles, with another [...]
Read More →Israel and U.S. generals draw up theoretical scenario for attack on Iran
Article co-written by retired generals James Cartwright and Amos Yadlin states that it would be preferable for the U.S., rather than Israel, to carry out an attack on Iran.
Read More →Russian S-300 systems to materialize in Syria?
By Yuri Sosinski-Semikhat | Pravda.ru The events around Syria have clearly defined the balance of power on the international arena. The United States is very close to achieving its goals, the main one of which is to replace the current regime of President Assad. Israel, according to the press, was able to convince Russia to freeze [...]
Read More →Jordan, Israel working as one over Syria
Jordan has allowed the Israeli regime to fly its drones over the Jordanian airspace in order to monitor the situation in Syria, a report says.
Read More →As rockets hit Beirut and Hezbollah vows victory in Syria, fears of wider regional war increase
By Madison Ruppert | End the Lie The fear of a widespread regional war has increased as two rockets hit Beirut, Lebanon on Sunday and the head of Hezbollah said they would continue fighting on the government’s side in Syria. The rockets hit a Shi’ite Muslim district of the Lebanese capital just one day after [...]
Read More →A million Israeli landmines planted in occupied Palestinian West Bank
The 1997 Ottawa Treaty bans the use of mines, but countries like the US and Israel have opted to not sign the treaty.
Read More →Israel maintaining intense intelligence activity in Syria and working with local villagers, report says
New York Times says Israel has discounted the possibility of a buffer zone in Syria as it would be seen as incursion and spark immediate conflict with Assad’s forces, but is considering a ‘proxy’ force in the country.
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Physicists Create Quantum Link Between Photons That Don’t Exist at the Same Time
By Adrian Cho | Wired Now they’re just messing with us. Physicists have long known that quantum mechanics allows for a subtle connection between quantum particles called entanglement, in which measuring one particle can instantly set the otherwise uncertain condition, or “state,” of another particle—even if it’s light years away. Now, experimenters in Israel have [...]
Read More →Russian Med fleet returns – an unintended consequence

