Israel conducts new military incursion into southern Syria
Reports indicate that an Israeli military unit, consisting of two vehicles, entered the area via the southern town of Bir Ajam and advanced toward the village of Bariqa. The forces reportedly stopped near Bir al-Kabbas for around ten minutes before retreating along the same path.
The incursion came despite a recent agreement between Syria and Israel to implement a US-supervised communication mechanism, intended to reduce military tensions and facilitate coordination, according to a trilateral statement issued after discussions in Paris earlier this month.
Israeli forces have reportedly conducted near-daily operations in Quneitra’s countryside, including detaining civilians, setting up checkpoints, questioning locals, and damaging farmland.
Following the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime in late 2024, Israel expanded its control over the Syrian Golan Heights by occupying the demilitarized buffer zone, a move seen as violating a 1974 agreement with Syria.
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