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the same liberals demanding the US attack suddenly hate it when Jews try to stop syria for s upplying hezbollah.
Check out the unhinged liberal comments down below
Israeli Confirms Airstrike Against Syria
Read the article. Did not see any comments at all, really. Just pretty straight forward reporting of what is happening, no opinion expressed about it.
Don't know why people like you have to lie about what is written. Especially when people can read the linked article and see that what you wrote is a flat out lie.
Israeli officials on Saturday confirmed the strike, which took place early Friday.
Obama told the Spanish-language network Telemundo in an interview that he will defer to the Israeli government for comment. He also repeated his view that the Israelis justifiably have to guard against the transfer of advanced weapons to organizations like Hezbollah. The U.S. considers Hezbollah a terrorist organization.
Obama conducted the interview on Saturday, and a portion of the president's answer to a question about the airstrike was broadcast on MSNBC.
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The violence occurred as embattled Syrian President Bashar Assad made his second public appearance in a week in the capital, Damascus. Also, Israeli officials confirmed that the country's air force carried out an airstrike against Syria, saying it targeted a shipment of advanced missiles bound for the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, an ally of the Assad regime. It was the second Israeli strike this year against Syria and the latest salvo in its long-running effort to disrupt Hezbollah's quest to build an arsenal capable of defending against Israel's air force and spreading destruction inside the Jewish state.
The violence in the coastal region of Syria underscored the sectarian nature of the two-year conflict that has killed tens of thousands and sent more than 1 million Syrians refugees to neighboring countries. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said around 4,000 people were fleeing from the predominantly Sunni southern parts of the Mediterranean city of Banias amid fears that pro-government gunmen "might commit a massacre."
There were conflicting reports of the death toll in Banias on Friday. The Observatory said at least 62 people, including 14 children, were killed in Ras al-Nabeh, a neighborhood in Banias, but that the number could rise as many people are still missing. The Local Coordination Committees, another activist group, said 102 people were killed.
The Observatory said security forces were checking people's identity cards and asking them to return to Banias so that the situation could appear normal. It said those fleeing were mostly heading to the city of Tartus to the south and the town of Jableh just north of Banias. Banias residents told The Associated Press by telephone that the central market was mostly closed Saturday amid fears of more violence. They spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of government reprisals. The reported exodus from Banias came after activists said Friday that regime troops and gunmen from nearby Alawite areas beat, stabbed and shot at least 50 people in the Sunni Muslim village of Bayda, near Banias.
The killings in Bayda brought wide condemnation as footage of dead children were widely circulated on TV stations and social media sites. "We strongly condemn atrocities against the civilian population and reinforce our solidarity with the Syrian people," said U.S. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki. "Those responsible for serious violations of international humanitarian law and serious violations and abuses of human rights law must be held accountable," Psaki said.
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In an interview Saturday with the Spanish-language network Telemundo, Obama did not directly comment on reports of an Israeli airstrike against a Syrian missile shipment believed bound for Hezbollah. He said he would let Israel "confirm or deny whatever strikes that they have taken."
Anonymous Israeli officials say Israel struck a missile shipment believed headed for the Lebanese-based militant group late Thursday. The officials say chemical weapons were not the target. The Israeli government has not confirmed the report. U.S. officials say the target appeared to be a warehouse. There is no sign Israeli warplanes entered Syrian airspace.
Hezbollah is allied with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The militant group, supported by Iran, waged a brief war with Israel in 2006. This would be the second time Israel has conducted airstrikes against Syria this year. Israel said it attacked a weapons convoy in Syria believed headed for Hezbollah in January.
Obama: Israel Justified in Protecting Itself Against Arms Shipments to Hezbollah
Read the article. Did not see any comments at all, really. Just pretty straight forward reporting of what is happening, no opinion expressed about it.
Don't know why people like you have to lie about what is written. Especially when people can read the linked article and see that what you wrote is a flat out lie.
I said READ THE COMMENTS from the liberals on there. Some are even saying Netanyahu looks like Hitler.
Read the article. Did not see any comments at all, really. Just pretty straight forward reporting of what is happening, no opinion expressed about it.
Don't know why people like you have to lie about what is written. Especially when people can read the linked article and see that what you wrote is a flat out lie.
I said READ THE COMMENTS from the liberals on there. Some are even saying Netanyahu looks like Hitler.
LMAO!!! He's talking about the comments section. Well Stevo, it's not different than you becoming unhinged about transgendered people or just about anything you post.
I said READ THE COMMENTS from the liberals on there. Some are even saying Netanyahu looks like Hitler.
