Chemical and biological weapons to Hzbollah?

he number of people dying as a result of the inter-political crisis in Syria is growing day after day. More than 117 people died on February 8.

According to data provided by the National Al-Arabia Television of Syria, 93 of the victims were from Khoms city.

The UN Secretary General has expressed his deep disappointment with the failed attempts to prevent the events taking place in Syria, as well as the lack of a united position of the Security Council-member states.

Ban Ki-Moon has called Russia's and China's positions on the resolution on regulating the conflict in Syria devastating, reports Lenta.ru.

Israel is seriously concerned that Bashar Al Asad might hand over the chemical and biological weaponry located in Syria over to the Hzbollah terrorist grouping based in southern Lebanon.

The Ministry of Defense of Israel has made a statement on Asad's intention, mentioning that that will be viewed as a threat to the Jewish state and won't go unanswered.

"It is hard to predict how the situation will develop in Syria. Our greatest concern is the fate of modern weapons, including chemical and biological weapons, as well as the anti-air defense systems and missiles," said Minister of Defense of Israel Ehud Barak.