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A leading industry consultancy firm announced on Sunday that Israel is the largest exporter of drones in the world, and sales of drones total in the billions.

New research published earlier this month might have more patients with Crohn's disease turning to medical marijuana for relief.

As if the 80,000 dead in Syria are not the result of a war, Israel warns Russia that shipping missiles to Assad could result in war in the region. Meanwhile, Russia has sent at least 12 warships into the Mediterranean to protect its assets in Tartous.

Early next week, Israeli PM Netanyahu will meet Russian President Putin in Sochi for what seems to be an attempt to dissuade the latter from sending S-300 anti-aircraft batteries to the Syrian armed forces. Chances for a successful mission seem small.

The head of Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has announced that Syria would be providing the Lebanese militia group with new advanced and sophisticated weaponry in response to Israel's airstrikes inside Syria.

Seeking US economic and military intervention in Syria's civil war, Senator Menendez (D-NJ) issues the Syria Stabilization Act of 2013.

Damascus - RT is reporting that a senior Syrian official at the Syrian military facility attacked by the Israeli Air Force said Israel used a "new type of weapon" in its last air strike. The official alleged that Israel used depleted uranium shells in the attack.

Appearing on NBC's 'Meet The Press,' Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) openly suggested that Syria does not appear to be protected by Russian-made air defense systems, giving a further green light for more Israeli air-strikes.

Jerusalem - After Israel carried out attacks close to Damascus last night, Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad warns that Israeli airstrikes are a “declaration of war.” Israel has deployed two Iron Dome missile defense batteries in the north.

Israel's airstrike inside Syria on Friday did not target a chemical weapons facility, but rather targeted a weapons convoy aimed for Hezbollah.