Israel attacks Syria with more than 300 bombardments and its forces occupy a demilitarized area

At least Israeli fighter jets have been launched 310 attacks on various parts of Syria Since the Islamo-jihadist alliance overthrew Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on December 8, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported on Tuesday.

Moreover, the Observatory has assured that Israeli forces have advanced 14 kilometers in of Syrian territory outside the so-called demilitarized zone and are increasingly closer to Damascus, although the Israeli army denies this.

The Observatory has also indicated that Israeli forces entered Syria not from one point on the border, but along the border an axis of more than 20 kilometers.

According to the NGO, based in the United Kingdom and with a wide network of collaborators on the ground, Israeli fighters today resumed their bombing of a series of factories belonging to the air defenses of the deposed Al-Assad army. Aleppoas well as weapons depots on the outskirts of Damascusamong others.

“With this series of intensive air strikes on Syrian territory, Tel Aviv is trying to destroy all weapons and equipment of the army of the future Syria,” the Observatory said.

Over the past two days, more than 300 Israeli bombings have been concentrated air bases, warehouses, aircraft, radar systems, scientific research centers and weapons and ammunition depots in almost all provinces of the country, where at some points fighting between different factions continues.

Israeli bombings have hit the provinces Deir al Zur, Hama, Homs, Al Hasakah, Latakia, Damascus, Deraa, Aleppo and Al Quneitra.

Israel recognizes the occupied demilitarized territory

The Israeli army confirmed on Monday that it had invaded the Syrian part of the country Mount Hermonwithin the demilitarized zone between Israel and Syria, after the capture of Damascus by the Islamo-jihadist alliance.

Likewise, this Tuesday he denied information that his troops are advancing towards Damascus, while recalling that Israeli soldiers “have positioned themselves throughout the demilitarized zone” and at some “additional points”, both on the Syrian side of the border and in the border areas. Israeli.

The Israeli Minister of Defense, Israel Katzhas said that the Israeli Navy has destroyed the entire military fleet of Bashar al-Assad’s deposed regime in Syria, while acknowledging that its ground forces “remain stationed” within the demilitarized border area.

According to Katz, “the large-scale attacks by Israeli warships were carried out to prevent the Syrian Navy’s capabilities and weapons from falling into the hands of insurgent forces, mainly Islamist and pro-Turkish.”

Syrian warships armed with sea-sea missiles were destroyed during attacks carried out by Israeli Navy ballistic missiles in the Minet al Beida Bay and the port of Latakia, on the Syrian coast.

He has insisted that Israeli forces want to create “a safe zone” – without heavy weapons forces and without a permanent Israeli presence – outside the current one. demilitarized zone that Israel and Syria agreed to in their 1974 disarmament agreement. Israel’s Foreign Minister yesterday stressed that the presence of troops at the border is “limited and temporary”.

For its part, the government of Turkey has “strongly” condemned the advance of Israeli troops into the demilitarized zone between Israel and Syria before the Golan Heights, calling it an “occupier mentality”. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq and Egypt They have also published statements condemning the Israeli intervention in southern Syria.