simmons | June 7, 2011
State-run Syrian television says 20 people were killed and 325 wounded by Israeli gunfire along the border in the Golan Heights. The Israeli forces opened fire Sunday to disperse pro-Palestinian demonstrators who tried to cross into the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
simmons | June 7, 2011
Israel accuses Syria of 'deliberate state-backed provocation' as protesters camp out in the Golan Heights following yesterday's violence. Read more: http://www.telegraph.co.uk
simmons | June 7, 2011
In Syria they have been burying demonstrators who were killed in clashes with Israeli troops in the disputed Golan Heights. Israel has accused Syria of orchestrating the pro-Palestinian protests to divert world attention from its own fearsome crackdown on the popular revolt there
simmons | June 7, 2011
On June 5, 2011 hundreds of Syrians marked "Naksa Day" by hurling rocks at IDF forces near the border areas opposite Quneitra. IDF forces warned the violent Syrian rioters against illegally trespassing the Israel-Syria border, which is an infringement of Israeli sovereignty and security.
admin | June 7, 2011
Mosab Hassan Yousuf, son of Hamas leader of West Bank Sheik Hassan Yousuf talks on TV and as an Palestinian Arab Muslim claims he supports Israel because he is righteous and knows through his religion and history whose land it really belongs to, the Israelis. He exposes all Arab lies against Israel and criticizes Islam for the hatred it teaches since he experienced it when he was a young boy
admin | June 7, 2011
NO FLY ZONE OVER PALESTINE! tinyurl.com The American taxpayer continues to pay for Israel to terrorise children by dropping bombs on residential areas of Gaza. Women and children were injured in Israel's latest bombing.
admin | June 7, 2011
Israel and Hamas have kept up a tentative truce, with Hamas fighters in Gaza halting rocket fir and the Israelis suspending their air raids.
admin | June 7, 2011
Syria's opposition is planning a 'Day of Rage' after Friday prayers, in the face of the violent crackdown on protesters. The US is calling for sanctions against Syria, blaming President Assad for turning to Iran in a way that could unite the two against Israel, Washington's closest ally in the region. RT's Irina Galushko looks at the potential for the Arab uprisings to spread further east.
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