Israeli Syria Incursions Since Fall of Assad
According to media sources, the Israeli forces have intensified their military incursions into southern Syria, especially after the fall of Bashar Assad's regime in December 2024. They crossed the "Alpha" line and established control over an expanded buffer zone measuring 235 square kilometers. Analyses indicate the creation of a network of nine bases and steady points stretching from the northern highlands to the Jordanian border, with fortifications and trenches extending over 32 kilometers and reaching depths of up to 1,200 meters, aiming to reinforce sustainable control over the area. These land incursions demonstrate how Israeli presence has shifted from temporary defensive deployments to a permanent military structure, intended to monitor Damascus and the gap lines, with over 800 infiltration points executed since the regime's fall, thereby increasing their military influence and threatening regional security.
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