Arab countries are silent on Syrian nukes taken out by Israel

So far as I know, not one word from Arab countries concerning the recent incursion of Israelis into Syrian air space and the 'take out' of suspected nuclear materials. In fact everybody is quiet. Israeli intelligence is not confirming or denying, neither are U.S. officials, Iran hasn't said anything... Why? Because this was serious, this was for real.

To admit anything, would be to confirm what really happened. The Arabs are glad Israel took action. The United States is glad. Europe is glad. Many Arabs hate Israel ... until she does something that benefits them. And make no mistake, taking nukes out of Syria or Iran's hands makes many Arabs happy.

So add North Korea together with foreign reports of nukes in the Middle East, and what you get is a situation for which the international community has very little patience.

And that, according to foreign new reports, is what the IAF's excursion into Syrian skies the other night was all about: stopping the proliferation, via North Korea, of nuclear capability to the Middle East. (Jerusalem Post)

North Korea's not saying anything, except to deny helping Syria, because if this is true, their latest agreements with the United States will be null and void.

Ynet adds that North Korea strongly denied Tuesday that it provided Syria with secret nuclear cooperation, calling the allegation a fabrication by hard-liners in Washington to block progress in the North's relations with the U.S. The North's Foreign Ministry said the country has upheld its pledge made last October, when it conducted its first-ever nuclear test, that North Korea would be 'a responsible nuclear power' and not transfer any nuclear material out of the country. (Ariga)

This could get very interesting.

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Comments

[Debbie]

Ames Tiedeman: I'm not sure what it was, nukes or chemical weapons. Either way, the United States knew about it before Israel took action. Actually the U.S. help with intel.

Thanks for the comments everyone,

[Ames Tiedeman]

I do not think it was Nukes. It was Iranian made weapons on their way to Lebanon via Syria..

War is brewing...

[BillT]

They're all hush-hush because they were caught with their pants down. So much for the Syrian proxy.

[incognito]

Wow.. missed this. Nice to be on vacation and take a little crazy world news time off.

[Debbie]

I agree completely, the media are slobbering all over themseleves with wall-to-wall OJ, when most Americans care nothing about O.J.

We care about safety and security for America, and we are hearing nothing in the media.

[Terri@SteelMagnolia]

I am with Rosemary ALL THE WAY ...

My husband and I were just talking about this last night. He was so irritated when he got off work, to find only OJ stuff on the news.

Shame on the media.

[Rosemary]

I find this absolutely appalling that the news is covering OJ all day long on each channel when we could be facing something worse than 9/11/2001. Do they not care? No. Do they not know? No. The fact is, they hate our president to the extent that they are willing to let millions die so they can blame it on him.

Why were not prepared for 9/11? Because the press neglected its responsibility in TELLING us there was something we needed to know. This blood? It will be on THEIR hands. And the Democrats. And the Republicans who find it so funny to run away from a fight...

[Roger W. Gardner]

Gee, what a shock that North Korea might actually be fudging on their treaty agreements! I just don't know what to say. Such a distinguished and honorable country, with such a long unbleminished record of honest dealings -

What, I wonder, is this world coming to when you cannot even trust a country of such high moral integrity as our reliable old friend North Korea.

I am deeply dismayed by this unexpected turn of events.