Israel enters Syrian territory via Sufa Line 53
The Israeli forces focused on resuming excavation and dredging activities within the "Sufa 53" pipeline project inside Syrian territory in the Quneitra countryside. This military and engineering project is carried out alongside the demarcation line with the occupied Golan Heights and aims to establish a new de facto situation on the ground by creating permanent military infrastructure within the buffer zone. These activities have resulted in the destruction of about 12,000 dunams of agricultural land and grazing areas, alterations to water flow, and changes to the landscape features, along with restricting the movement of civilians. Syria and Qatar condemned these violations, considering them a breach of international legitimacy, and called on the international community to take action to stop the Israeli assaults. In response, the Israeli army set up defensive barricades to prevent incursions into Israeli-held territories, explaining that the goal is to protect the Golan Heights. The "Sufa 53" project is part of Israel's efforts to redraw the security arrangements on its frontlines, with expectations that this approach will be extended to other regions in the area.
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