Israeli forces raid homes in Quneitra province, southern Syria
Israeli troops entered villages in Quneitra, southern Syria, on Sunday evening, raiding homes and deploying in residential areas, according to local sources.
On Sunday evening, Israeli troops launched raids in Quneitra province, southern Syria, visiting homes and moving through residential districts, according to local accounts. The military entered the towns of Al-Hamidiyah and Hanout farm area in Quneitra province, conducting searches and patrols in the neighborhoods. Sources stated that an Israeli unit, equipped with four vehicles, raided homes in Al-Hamidiyah village, while another force advanced into the western Hanout farm district, deploying among houses and firing shots into the air before retreating.
Simultaneously, drones were spotted in the area. Previously, Israeli forces had advanced into the Yarmouk Basin region and the towns of Jamla and Abidin in Daraa province, while another unit moved towards Saida Hanout village in southern Quneitra. These actions violate the 1974 disengagement agreement, as Israel continues to enter southern Syria and perform raids.
Syria has repeatedly urged the international community to intervene and demand a full Israeli withdrawal from its territory.
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