Published: February 19, 2013 12:01 AM EST Updated: February 18,
2013 11:49 PM EST  U.N. panel says Syria war crimes should go to
trial   BEIRUT -- A United Nations commission on Monday said
fighters on both sides in Syria's civil war have committed
atrocities and should be brought to justice, while European
Foreign Ministers extended an arms embargo on the country for
three more months in hopes it would limit the ability of both
sides to wage war.  The announcements had little resonance
inside Syria, however, where rebels fought to capture air bases
in the north and the forces of President Bashar Assad shelled
rebellious areas throughout the country.  The spreading violence
inside Syria despite international efforts to stop it reflects
the dilemma that Syria's nearly 2-year-old conflict poses for
the international community.  The 131-page report issued Monday
by the U.N.-appointed Commission of Inquiry on Syria detailed
deepening radicalization by both sides. They both increasingly
see the war in sectarian te