Crossing Red Line

Israel says concerns militants will get Syria chemical weapons factor in restoring Turkey ties

By The Associated Press March 23, 2013 

JERUSALEM - Concerns that Syria's stockpile of chemical weapons could reach militant groups bordering Israel and Turkey was the motivating factor in restoring relations with Ankara after a three year rift, Israel's prime minister said.

Benjamin Netanyahu wrote on his Facebook page Saturday that Israel and Turkey, which border Syria, need to communicate with each other over the Syrian crisis.

"The fact that the crisis in Syria intensifies from moment to moment was the main consideration in my view," Netanyahu wrote.

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Read more: http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/Israel+says+concerns+militants+will+Syria+chemical+weapons/8143833/story.html#ixzz2OOx96I59

Turkey crosses the Red Line ................

Obama pledges to keep Iran from nuclear weapon

By JULIE PACE and MATTHEW LEE | Associated Press – Wed, Mar 20, 2013

JERUSALEM (AP) — Eager to reassure an anxious ally, PresidentBarack Obama on Wednesday promised to work closely with Israeland do whatever is necessary to keep Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, "the world's worst weapons." He also pledged to investigate whether chemical weapons were used this week in the neighboring Syria's two-year-old civil war.

On another note, I saw the "Bible - Devil - Obama" show last night in context to being out in the desert, which caught my (sign) 6-sense ... like why know is this being splashed over the world for everyone to see... is this his Darth Vader side??  ...  (I also question why he could not go over early and sit in on the new Pope? Security clearly was there for everyone.) 

Is he talking about crossing the "Red Line" - chemical weapons was just reported in play
    

You have to look at this like lightning striking the Vatican as Obama goes into Israel to test Jesus ... It's part of the 40 days ...  Come on now, it's on the "History Channel" 

Father day is Celebrated in Italy (sign) the last pope resigned on 2/11 "clean Monday" (another sign) ... 

Simpler inauguration planned for a more modest pope

By Tom Heneghan, Religion Editor | Reuters – 4 hrs ago

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  Reuters/Reuters - Chairs are in place in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican, one day before Pope Francis' inaugural mass March 18, 2013. REUTERS/Paul Hanna

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By Tom Heneghan, Religion Editor

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis celebrates his inaugural Mass on Tuesday among political and religious leaders from around the world and amid a wave of hope for a renewal of the scandal-plagued Roman Catholic Church.

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to cram St. Peter's Square and surrounding streets for the Mass on Tuesday to formally install Francis as the new leader of the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics.