Army criticizes settler infiltration in Syria
The investigation reveals that the Israeli occupation army is experiencing an increasing phenomenon of extremist settlers attempting to infiltrate Syrian territory through the Mount Hermon area, with the aim of establishing Jewish settlements in regions controlled by the occupation in southern Syria. Several settlers who tried to cross the border have been arrested. This behavior is considered part of a broader campaign organized by the "Ruwad al-Bashan" movement, which seeks to transform the Israeli military presence in the area into a permanent civilian presence by establishing settlements, based on biblical narratives that consider the region part of the "Land of Israel." These attempts pose a threat to security and stability, as the agreement with Syria is being violated daily through incursions by the occupation forces into certain areas. Legal calls for pursuing and curbing this dangerous phenomenon are intensifying, as it hampers the efforts of Israeli forces in the region.
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