Israeli army attacked journalists in Syria: 1 injured
Quick Look
- Israeli forces raided Syria's Quneitra countryside and opened fire on journalists and civilians at the scene.
- While one civilian was injured as a result of the attack, it was reported that Israel expanded its military presence in the region.
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Why It Matters
The Israeli army established 9 military bases in Quneitra and Daraa after the overthrow of the Assad regime. The Damascus administration argues that these actions violate the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement.
Continuing their occupation in southern Syria, Israeli forces raided the Quneitra countryside. It was stated that Israeli soldiers opened fire on journalists filming the raid.
Local sources reported that 1 civilian was injured as a result of fire opened by Israeli soldiers. Syrian authorities have not yet made a statement regarding the incident.
ISRAEL'S OCCUPATION IN SYRIA
According to the news of Syrian state television Al-Ikhbariyya, the Israeli army established 9 military bases in Quneitra and Dera provinces and occupied approximately 12 thousand decares of land in the last year after the overthrow of the Assad regime in Syria.
The Damascus administration states that the Israeli army's raids on Quneitra and Dera countryside and its attacks on civilians violate the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement.
Open Questions
- What is the health status of the injured civilian?
- Will there be an official statement from the Syrian government?
