An investigation that shed light on the activity of the Uli al-Bas Front in southern Syria and speculation about its connections

The channel added in a special investigation: “The name of the Islamic Resistance Front in Syria - Aul al-Bas emerged again in southern Syria, after it adopted operations targeting Israeli military sites, coinciding with the circulation of a security report accusing it of being linked to media and financial networks that allegedly brought together figures affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood and others who were linked to the Lebanese Hezbollah.”

The channel indicated in the investigation that “the Front denies these accusations, stressing that its decision is independent Syrian and that its activity aims to resist Israeli incursions, but its political and religious discourse, its slogan close to the visual identity of Hezbollah, and its declaration of belonging to the concept of the unity of the arenas, raise questions about the nature of its project and the regional environment within which it operates.”

The investigation stresses that “there is not yet conclusive public evidence or documents proving the existence of a joint leadership or a complete institutional partnership between Hezbollah and the Muslim Brotherhood to establish this front, and what is currently available proves an intersection in the alleged discourse and relations rather than conclusive evidence.”

The investigation concludes that “Uli al-Bas represent one of the most secretive groups in the new Syrian scene.”

The first official appearance of "Ul-Bas" came on January 9, 2025, when it announced via "Telegram" the establishment of itself under the name "Southern Liberation Front", issuing a 48-hour ultimatum to Israel to withdraw from Syrian territory.

On January 11, 2026, the movement changed its name to the “Islamic Resistance Front in Syria - Aul al-Bas,” explaining that the change came due to the presence of other groups bearing the previous name in the same region.

Since its appearance, it has claimed responsibility for a number of attacks and clashes against Israeli forces in the countryside of Daraa and Quneitra, and in August 2026 it announced the targeting of an Israeli barracks west of Daraa, southern Syria.