Israeli Forces Infiltrate Southern Syria

Israeli forces have infiltrated several sites in the Yarmouk Basin in the countryside of Daraa province in southern Syria.


Syria TV reported that "6 Israeli military vehicles infiltrated the village of Sisoun in the Yarmouk Basin west of Daraa".

On the other hand, the local news site "Hurriyat Hauran Gathering" stated that "an Israeli force consisting of 3 vehicles also entered a former military secret site belonging to Brigade 112 of the ousted regime forces, located on the outskirts of the village of Ain Dakar in the Yarmouk Basin".

It was confirmed that "the Israeli forces' infiltration into the mentioned site is the second after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, as they had previously entered the military secret site and carried out sabotage and excavation operations inside it.

According to the report, Israeli forces released 3 Syrian citizens hours after their arrest on the 2nd of July at the Basali farm south of Quneitra, as reported by "Syria TV" at the time.


An Israeli army force raided a farm in the southern countryside of Quneitra on Wednesday and arrested 3 citizens, while Tel Aviv claimed their connection to Iran.

On June 28th, an Israeli army force infiltrated the village of Ruheina in the southern countryside of Quneitra, where they conducted house searches, including shooting and sabotaging their contents.

The local news network "Daraa 24" reported that an Israeli force consisting of two tanks and two vehicles infiltrated the village and searched several houses.

Israeli attacks on Syria escalated significantly after the fall of the Assad regime, targeting Syrian army military sites with the aim of destroying them and preventing the rehabilitation of their infrastructure, coinciding with ground infiltration operations in the outskirts of Damascus, Quneitra, and Daraa, where they took control of the demilitarized zone, then proceeded to carry out raids in border areas.