New Israeli incursion in rural Quneitra
An Israeli patrol penetrated several hundred meters into rural Quneitra before withdrawing, amid a growing pattern of repeated military incursions in Quneitra and Daraa in southern Syria.
Today, rural Quneitra witnessed a new incursion by Israeli forces. According to local sources, an Israeli patrol entered the area of Rasem al-Halabi, advancing several hundred meters into Syrian territory before withdrawing without any reported clashes or checkpoints being established.
This incursion comes amid escalating Israeli military movements along the southern border, which include repeated ground and aerial actions in both Quneitra and Daraa.
On May 1, Israeli forces set up a military checkpoint composed of several vehicles, including an armored vehicle, at the intersection near the canning factory between the towns of Beit Tema, Qalaat Jandal, and Buq'asm in northern rural Quneitra.
Israeli bulldozers also closed all entrances to the town of Hadar, leaving only one road open leading into the town, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
In a related development, another Israeli military incursion was recorded in the Taloul al-Homer area between the towns of Beit Jinn and Hadar, with no reports of clashes or confrontations.
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