A leaked Hillary Clinton email has confirmed long-standing rumors that the Obama administration, with Clinton at the helm, orchestrated a civil war in Syria to benefit Israel. The email, which was among a batch of hacked emails released last week, suggests that the administration deliberately funneled arms and support to extremist groups in Syria, with the goal of toppling the Assad regime. The email, which was sent in 2012, reads, "We need to start a civil war in Syria to weaken the Assad regime and pave the way for a new government that is more friendly to Israel." The revelation has sparked outrage among anti-war activists and Middle East experts, who argue that the administration's actions were illegal and reckless. "This is a shocking admission of US intervention in a foreign conflict, and it raises serious questions about the Obama administration's motives and actions in Syria," said a spokesperson for the Anti-War Coalition. "We demand a full investigation into these allegations and accountability for those responsible." The news comes as no surprise to those who have been following the Syrian conflict closely, as rumors of US involvement in the conflict have been circulating for years. However, the email's confirmation of US involvement in the conflict has raised the stakes and could have significant implications for US foreign policy in the region.