Southern Syria becomes entry route to Lebanon

A report issued by the Alma Institute for Research and Education reveals that the structure of ISIS continues to operate in southern Syria. Nine members of the organization were detained near the Israeli border; they were involved in storing weapons, preparing explosive devices, and transporting them to support the organization's cells. Additionally, gun shipments including Grad rockets and other materials have been seized along the Syrian-Lebanese border, highlighting weekly smuggling attempts. These incidents indicate that Syria remains a logistical hub for transferring weapons to Lebanon, despite efforts to prevent it—aimed at maintaining Hezbollah's military capabilities.

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