Brekkie Wrap: Israel steps up Syrian air strikes as Boston suspect's uncle claims body A handout picture released by the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) allegedly shows, "the damage caused by an Israeli strike" according to SANA. Israel carried out a pre-dawn air strike near Damascus on May 5, targeting Iranian missiles destined for Lebanon's Hezbollah in the second such raid on Syria in three days, a senior Israeli source said. Israeli raids have hit three military sites outside Damascus, the second such reported attack in 48 hours. WHILE you were sleeping, Israeli warplanes struck Syria for again and the uncle of a Boston bombing suspect has finally claimed his body. Israeli warplanes struck areas in and around Damascus, setting off a series of explosions. The second attack in three days signaled a sharp escalation of Israel's involvement in Syria's bloody civil war. Israeli intelligence officials said the target was a stockpile of Fateh-110 missiles. Meanwhile, France said it isn't sure why a submarine ballistic missile test self-destructed off the coast of Brittany. Ruslan Tsarni, left, uncle of killed Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, departs the Graham, Putnam, and Mahoney Funeral Parlors, in Worcester, Massachusetts with as funeral director Peter Stefan, right. Mr Stefan said the family is anxious to bury Tsarnaev, but hasn't been able to find a cemetery that will accept his remains. In the US, the uncle of Boston Bombing suspects - who previously called them "losers" in a fiery press conference - has agreed to take care of the funeral arrangements of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev. Tsarnaev's body has been unclaimed at the funeral home, which has been the scene of protests this week, and his uncle is having difficulty finding a cemetery that will agree to provide a burial plot. In California, a limo burst into flames on a bridge, killing five women including a bride-to-be who were all trapped inside, and North Korea denied it would use a Korean-American tour guide sentenced to 15 years hard labour as a bargaining chip to entice former US presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton back for another visit to the rogue state. And a couple in Scotland have put their island home up for sale - and it can be yours for a mere $3.8 million. Search teams are still pulling bodies from the rubble of the horrific Bangladesh factory collapse as the death toll hit 620, and anti-Blasphemy protests in Bangladesh left ten people dead and hundreds injured. Malaysia's long-governing coalition has won national elections to extend its 56 years of unbroken rule, fending off the strongest opposition it has ever faced. The toll has risen to one dead and 49 injured after a Belgian train carrying toxic chemicals exploded, and a British MP has denied sexually attacking two men in their 20s. In business news, Rio Tinto boss Sam Walsh has warned of more job cuts to come, after staff cuts in their Melbourne, Sydney and London offices. And top makeup brands are lying when they say they don't test on animals, a Choice investigation has found. Meanwhile, far too many Aussies are still getting sunburned - and are about to have a gutful as well. Miley Cyrus has tweeted her thanks to her fans after letting slip she'd been named #1 on Maxim's "Hot 100" list. In entertainment news, Miley Cyrus let slip she's been voted the world's hottest woman, Iron Man 3 blasted off in the US with the second-biggest opening weekend of all time (after The Avengers, of course), France was in the mood for love towards Hong Kong director Wong Kar-Wai and the town of Scranton has farewelled The Office, the show that put it on the map, kind of. Australian Brett Rumford plays a shot during the Volvo China Open at Binhai Lake Golf Course in Tianjin. Rumford called his win at the tournament was "surreal." Picture: Lintao Zhang/Getty Images Source: Getty Images In sport, Dani Pedrosa gained his first win of the season by claiming the Spanish MotoGP, Tommy Haas won Munich on his tenth go, Ajax won its third straight Dutch championship, Aussie Brett Rumford has claimed the $3.5 million Volvo China Open , disgraced Aussie cyclist Matt White says he thought he had to use performance-enhancing drugs to keep his job, and Serena Williams has won her opener in Madrid and Chelsea grabbed a late victory against United.