Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that Israel has a right to prevent weapons from fallen in to the wrong hands in Syria. He tells BBC that is terrorists seized antiaircraft and chemical weapons they could be a big game changers in the region. However, Israel has said that its policy is not to get involved in the Syrian conflict, but in recent months it has retaliated following Syrian firing into Israeli-Controlled areas in the Golan Heights. Mr Netanyahu said his main concern was "which rebels and which weapons, the main arms of concern to us are the arms that are already in Syria- these are anti-aircraft weapons, these are chemical weapons and other very, very dangerous weapons that could be game changers."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-22195508
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