شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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Israel has expanded its military presence in southern Syria, with Israeli forces strengthening their positions in border areas and expanding fortifications and military sites along the Golan region, following the fall of Bashar Assad's regime and the collapse of the 1974 agreement. Israeli reports indicate a more regular deployment of forces inside Syrian villages and towns, including incursions into the Eastern Samdaniya village and operations within Daraa and Quneitra regions, along with the construction of trenches and earthen barriers aimed at slowing any potential ground movement. Checkpoints are under surveillance and provide cover fire, with operations being carried out frequently amid rising tensions with local residents. Damascus demands the Israeli forces withdraw in accordance with the separate forces agreement. Reports show that this expansion involves establishing military positions and movements within populated areas. Meanwhile, the Israeli army continues assessing the capabilities of the involved parties. According to an Israeli military source, this expansion reflects a shift from temporary incursions to a more sustained presence on the ground.
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