Syrian chemical weapons factory head assassinated

It doesn't matter that a Syrian rebel group claimed responsibility for the assassination of the director of a government chemical weapons factory in a car bomb attack. They could have uncovered video showing a Syrian rebel rigging the bomb. The Syrian government will blame the Jews for everything bad that happens in the world.

Aziz Asber was the director of the Syrian Scientific Research Center, a center dedicated to the chemical extermination of everyone who opposes the current Syrian government under Bashar al-Assad [aka: No Chin Bashar]. Asber died near the city of Homs when explosives planted in his car detonated, pro-regime newspaper Al-Watan reported Sunday.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the attack occurred Saturday. The SOHR is a monitoring group.

The Abu Amara Brigades rebel group claimed responsibility in a statement posted on its Telegram channel, and not one member of the group is Jewish, yet Syria still blames the Jews. The group is an affiliate of Tahrir al-Sham, which is linked with al-Qaeda.

Not nice people and not affiliated with any Jewish organizations in Israel.

Al-Watan blamed Israel for Asber's killing.

But perhaps al-Watan makes a good point. After all, an Israeli official refused to comment on the report, says Reuters. And Israel has carried out air strikes in Syria to stop weapons transfers to Lebanese terrorists Hezbollah, which supports Syria's campaign against the rebels.

Western governments say the research center was a covert chemical weapons facility and has been targeted by air strikes last year.

In April, the U.S., France and Britain struck a "research" facility in Damascus in response to a gas attack in Douma killing over 40 people.

A UN investigation held Bashar al-Assad's regime responsible for a sarin gas attack on the then-rebel bastion Khan Sheikhoun in April of last year, which killed about 100 people.

But the most horrific attack blamed on Assad, was in 2013 in which over 1,000 people died from serin gas in a rebel-held area in the suburbs of Damascus.

No Chin Assad's forces are backed by Russia, Iran and Hezbollah, so you know that they're evil.

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Human remains of Flight 804 may tell us what brought it down

EgyptAir Flight 804 was likely brought down by an act of Islamic jihad. I could have used the term "Islamic terrorism" but jihad describes the terrorism as a religious act.

Human remains were found to have "very tiny" burn marks, suggesting an explosion occurred rather than a slow burn of the jets' interior. In fact, a U.S. official briefed on current intelligence told Fox News that "All signs continue to point to terrorism."

The official told the AP that he examined the human remains of some of the 66 passengers and crew--there were 80 pieces in all--and these body pieces are small and that "there isn't even a whole body part, like an arm or a head."

But one part of an arm had burns that may indicate it belonged to a person who was close to the explosion when it went off. The same official said the satellite may have missed the explosion when it occurred. "Contrary to popular belief, we cannot see every part of the earth all the time," he said.

So far, no terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the EgyptAir downing.

A Cairo newspaper al-Watan, quoted an anonymous forensics expert saying the jet blew up in midair, but it is not known whether the blast was caused by an explosive device or something else. The official also grimly added that the remains so far retrieved are "no larger than the size of a hand."

Egypt's forensic head denied the statements.

"Everything published about this matter is completely false, and mere assumptions that did not come from the Forensics Authority, Hesham Abdelhamid said, as quoted by MENA. They added that the body parts could have been broken up upon impact into the sea.

Family members of the victims arrived at Cairo's morgue's forensics department to provide DNA samples in order to identify the remains of their kin.

There remains an international effort to retrieve the jet's cockpit voice and data recorder possibly located at depths as much as 10,000 feet.

For many in Egypt, it's all Israel's fault, even if ISIS claims responsibility. That's the nonsense some anti-Zionists are currently spouting in the land where Pharaoh took Jewish slaves.




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