30.12.2024 15:51
On December 8, the Israeli army, which began its occupation in Syria with the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, launched an assault on the Quneitra province in the southwest of the country. Israeli soldiers captured the city center and seized public institutions and organizations. Last week, they opened fire on a crowd that was protesting against them, resulting in the injury of three civilians.
Israeli soldiers requested the evacuation of a municipal building in a town located in the Quneitra province in southwestern Syria.
The Israeli army continues its occupation in southern Syria following the overthrow of the Baath regime in the country.
THEY SEARCHED INSIDE THE BUILDING
As part of the occupation, Israeli soldiers who wanted the evacuation of the municipal building in the town of Beas in Quneitra evacuated everyone inside the municipality and conducted a search inside the building.
THEY OPENED FIRE ON THE PROTESTERS
Last week, residents of the village of Suweisa in Quneitra held a protest against Israel's occupation of the country's territory. During the protests, Israeli soldiers opened fire on the crowd from their positions, resulting in the injury of 3 civilians.
ISRAEL'S ATTACKS IN SYRIA
Following the intensification of clashes in Syria on November 27, coinciding with the collapse of the 61-year-old Baath regime on December 8, the Israeli army increased its attacks on the country. The Israeli army, which began to destroy the military infrastructure and capabilities left by the regime's army, expanded its occupation in the Golan Heights of Syrian territory.
The Israeli army, which entered the buffer zone near the Golan Heights, advanced its occupation further, reaching as close as 25 kilometers to the capital Damascus. Israel has been occupying the Golan Heights, which belong to Syria, since 1967. The borders of the buffer zone and the demilitarized zone were determined by the Forces Withdrawal Agreement signed between Israel and Syria in 1974.