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Sat February 4, 2012
Breaking News
Syrian forces killed 217 people and wounded at least five hundred early Saturday in Homs in an offensive that appears to be the bloodiest episode in the nearly 11-month-old uprising •
Gunmen release two American women kidnapped in southern Sinai •
The gunmen took the tourist group's money and valuables before forcing the women into their vehicle and disappearing in the mountains •
Khamenei says Iran will assist any nation or group that "confronts" Israel, which he called "a cancer" •
Iran will never halt its nuclear program and will close Hormuz whenever it chooses •
Israeli Air Force jets targeted 6 terror hubs across Gaza Thursday night following 8-missile missile salvo against Israel •
Iran launches its third satellite into orbit 250-370 km above earth •
Space program using Safir rockets usable for ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads •
Iran denied UN inspectors access to a suspected nuclear site, scientists and documents during a visit to Tehran this week •
Protesters besiege Egypt's interior ministry Friday, second day of countrywide demonstrations of anger over 74 deaths in Port Said football riot •
Top Stories
- Iran's nuclear arms program is finished, Iran missiles can reach the US
- Clandestine Western-Arab op for Assad's ouster revealed
- Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood uses Hamas to open door to Tehran
- Assad may start regional war if told to step down
- Assad braced for military coup
- May tentative date for clash with Iran
- War of attrition brewing with Iran over Gulf oil routes
- Saudi Air Force to surpass Israel's fleet of advanced US jets
- India to buy Iranian oil for gold instead of dollars
- Nuclear Iran is past its point-of-no-return
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