Minister of Defense confirms Syria used chemical weapons, and not the first time

Defense Minister Moshe (Bogie) Ya'alon confirmed that Syrian President used chemical weapons, and not for the first time.

"The Syrian regime lost control of the country," he added. "They are present only in 40 percent of its territory and unable to subdue the opposition forces. Syrian war has become global."

Ya'alon said, "For a long time it is not a local Syrian conflict, and in this conflict it is decided not to intervene but to set red lines which will not harm our interests."

Defense Minister is skeptical about the end of the war in Syria: "We do not see the end of this situation as well as Assad's fall which will not bring to an end because there are a lot of open accounts of blood in between the various parties, he said at the toast ceremony on the occasion of the new year which was held at the Kirya in Tel Aviv.

"This is a global conflict as we one axis has the support of Russia, while the second axis is supported by the U.S. and Europe. Lebanon is connected to Iranian support event so massive war also trickles into the territory. In Lebanon there are other conflicts as well, but overall peaceful borders and we expect to see it not being referred to us."
As to threats to Israel from Egypt he said: "Recently there is relative calm that is not guaranteed that there are factors and extreme movements including global jihadists from this instability has become a characteristic that has accompanied us and requires urgent assessments for various challenges.

"Egypt and the Sinai terror attacks have a global jihad murder of 25 security personnel last week. We are monitoring developments there. Sinai border is the hottest border and requires us to new estimates."

According to data of the rebel forces in Syria, the death toll of chemical gas attack in the suburbs of Damascus is more than 1,300, including women and children.

According to the rebels, it is the massacre of civilians affected by toxic gas in Gotha, a camp under the control of opposition forces outside Damascus.
But experts estimate that military chemical weapons were not used and died from choking and tear gas.

Government spokesman said in response that the allegations are unfounded and that are intended to damage the Fhaki operation UN which arrived in Syria to investigate reports of chemical weapons which have been used by Assad's forces. Ike Seltrum, head of the delegation, said that the he viewed documentation attack the media. He says he cannot confirm the reports, but defined the number of fatalities and victims is suspected. "

Meanwhile, the Arab League called on the UN inspectors, to immediately come and investigate the use of chemical weapons. Secretary-General of the League, Nabil Al Arab - called inspectors in a statement - "to come north immediate, to see the reality on the ground and investigate the circumstances of the crime."

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