Syria: While air strikes continue… New Israeli incursions into the Dara’a and Quneitra countryside

Media sources reported on Wednesday that Israeli occupation forces razed the Abu Darwish Company near the town of Nasiriyah in the Quneitra countryside, southern Syria.

This comes at a time when local Syrian sources confirmed that an Israeli force consisting of approximately 50 military vehicles had penetrated the village of al Adnaniyah in the same area.

The Israeli incursion involved tanks and military bulldozers entering from the western side of the village of al Asha, with the convoy moving toward the town of al Rafid, passing through al Hiran and al Asbah, and reaching the vicinity of Tal al Mahir.

The Israeli forces seized control of the al Hiran military point amid rapid military movements in the area, sparking tension and anticipation among the local population.

Also, an Israeli infantry force penetrating the southern outskirts of the village of Ma’ariyah, located in the Yarmouk Basin area in the western Dara’a countryside.

The reasons for the incursion or the length of its stay in the village weren’t disclosed.

These movements are part of Israeli military operations, which often aim to conduct reconnaissance or search sites for weapons.

For its part, Israeli media reported that Israeli forces, accompanied by bulldozers and engineering equipment, entered the village of al Rafid in the buffer zone at dawn today, amid growing reports of Israeli attempts to erect a barrier on the border with Syria in the Golan Heights.

Over the past two days, the Israeli Air Force has launched several raids on military sites in several Syrian cities, the most recent of which occurred yesterday, when it struck a military site in Damascus and southern Homs countryside.