“We have a whole history here that’s not looking very good…in the past, public reports have shown that they’ve taken chemical weapons and configured them in a way that they could be used at a moment’s notice,” Rogers said, addressing his concerns|Addressing recent international policy in the region, Rogers outlined his understanding of the sentiment toward the U.S|(CBS News) The Syrian government and rebelstraded accusations Tuesday that each had used chemical weapons in war-torn Aleppo and just hours before President Obama’s arrival in the region on Wednesday morning, Israeli Cabinet minister Yuval Steinitz, said it was “apparently clear” that chemical weapons were recently used in Syria|”The United States has lost the faith of the opposition|Chemical weapons expert and chief operating officer of SecureBio, Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, told CBSNews.com on Tuesday that based on video he had seen of victims in Aleppo hospitals, the symptoms were “not really those that are identified with nerve agents or mustard gas, which are the ones most likely to be used” inside Syria|Rep|”One way to do that is to remove their capability to use chemical weapons on civilians.”