Syria hostilities bring Middle East Catastrophe Closer or A stupid Mistake Attack !

         The  confrontation  in   Syria   has  become  more   complex    and   the   most   difficult  to  resolve  .  
        The   battle-field  will   be  dispersed   to   all   other   neighboring   countries   such  as   Lebanon  ,  Iraq  ,  Jordan  and    Turkey   and   then  will   become   a   regional   war   .
       Uncle  Sam  !  Would   you    have   lost   your  power  to   control   Israeli  Government   ?  
      It   is   very   dangerous   searching  fire   of   Israel   .  Don't  worry  ,  be   patient  and   try  to  be   freedom   of   fear   !   O.K. !
It   is  a great   damage   to   the  U.S.'s  policy   over   Syria  war  or  violence  .    God   bless   with   you  ! 
       From  C.N.N.  news   .....

Israel's alleged deepening involvement in the conflict also changes the dynamics of the political struggle in Syria in two ways. It puts the armed opposition on the defensive, because it shows them that they and Israel are indirectly battling the same enemy -- the Assad regime.

And it reinforces President Bashar al-Assad's dominant narrative: that the struggle in Syria is not internal, that this is not about a domestic coalition striving to replace authoritarianism with democracy -- but rather this is a wider conspiracy spearheaded by Israel and its regional allies and Western powers.

The Syrian official media has already portrayed Israel's bombings as an attempt to shore up the armed opposition and reverse the balance of power in its favor.

Although the Iranian leadership has repeatedly stated that it would come to the aid of Syria if it is attacked by Israel, it is unlikely that Iran or its partner Hezbollah would retaliate directly against Israel's possible strikes.

Both Iran and Hezbollah would like to avoid a regional conflict in which Israel and its allies would have the upper hand.

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What Iran and Hezbollah would most likely do is deepen their involvement in Syria's shifting sands. In an emotional speech last week, Hassan Nasrallah, the Hezbollah top leader, stressed that al-Assad's allies will not allow Syria to fall. Now Hezbollah and Iran would become more determined than ever to prevent the removal of al-Assad from power.

Bluntly put, the recent escalation of hostilities will not only prolong the deadly conflict in Syria, but has now made it an open-ended war by proxy -- one with major potential repercussions for regional and international security and peace.

Israel's major goal appears to be the establishment of a red line in Syria, whereby no advanced weapons reach Hezbollah -- its archenemy in Lebanon. Israel's primary audience was Hezbollah and Iran. Israel is taking a calculated gamble that neither Syria nor Hezbollah would risk retaliation.