Damascus invasion on occupation agenda
The article discusses the Israeli occupation army's plan to expand its operations in Syrian territory, where a group of soldiers proposed invading Damascus to frustrate direct threats and enhance border surveillance. Sources confirm that Israeli incursions are continuing intensively as part of an expansionist policy aimed at controlling large areas of Syria, tied to the "Greater Israel" project, which seeks to dominate Arab regions such as the Golan Heights, southern Lebanon, and broader Syria. These movements are viewed as part of a broader strategy to undermine the resistance’s capabilities in the region. The repeated incursions reflect a disregard by the occupation for the borders and sovereignty of states. Analyses suggest that the goal is to weaken the Arab and resistance positions and to achieve territorial changes through military force. The article links the incursions into Syria with the ongoing aggression against Gaza and Lebanon, emphasizing that a collective Arab response may be delayed, which could embolden the occupation. It also highlights the potential for future escalation, including the possibility of invading Arab capitals.
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