The Israeli army resumed work on the "Sufa 53" project in the countryside of Quneitra
According to Syrian state television, Israeli forces continue their activities within the scope of the Sufa 53 project, which involves digging a road along the separation line on the Golan border.
Quick Look
- The Israeli army has restarted its work within the scope of the "Sufa 53" project in the west of Ashsha village in the southern countryside of Quneitra city of Syria.
- The project aims to dig roads along the border and strengthen military control.
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Why It Matters
Israel has been carrying out the Sufa 53 project in the buffer zone on the Golan border since 2022.
According to the news of Syrian state television Al-Ikhbariya, the Israeli army has resumed its work within the scope of the "Sufa 53" project, west of the village of Ashsha in the southern countryside of Quneitra.
It was stated in the news that the work continues along the separation line in the border region between Syria and Israel, and that the "Sufa 53" project involves digging a road along the separation line and that Israeli forces are also carrying out activities in the region within this scope.
Sufa 53
The project called "Sufa 53" or "Great Storm", which Israel has been carrying out in the buffer zone on the Golan border since 2022, spreads over an area of approximately 70 kilometers.
Within the scope of the project, efforts are being carried out to strengthen Israel's military control in the region by opening military roads and digging deep trenches and to change the current situation created by the 1974 agreement.
Work carried out in the region damages agricultural lands and restricts local people's access to their lands.
Open Questions
- At what stage will the project be completed?
- Do local people have a compensation plan for their damaged land?
