Rather than retreat, Netanyahu government’s Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered his army to prepare to hold its positions on Mount Hermon, one of his first conquests, during the winter months.
The United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) denounced this Friday that Israel has violated the separation agreement with Syria by entering the part of the Golan Heights under UN supervision and assured that the agreement remains in force despite the fact that the Zionist government has stated that the pact has been terminated since its overthrow was no longer valid, last Sunday, from the government of Bashar al Assad.
This agreement was part of the political processes that emerged after the end of the Arab-Israeli war 1973 (the Yom Kippur Waras it is known in Israel) and determines the establishment of a demilitarized zone which until now was under the control of the UNDOF.
Israel has argued that its presence in the so-called ‘buffer zone’ on the border with Syria, to which it had restricted access until last weekend, is a response to the “threat from jihadist groups” in the area.
In fact, the Minister of Defense of the Netanyahu government Israel Katzordered the army this Friday to prepare to maintain its positions on Mount Hermon, one of the first conquests after the invasion, during the months of winter.
The UNDOF remained silent throughout the week in gathering information until it finally announced that it had contacted the relevant Israeli authorities to indicate that the Israeli presence in this area “constitutes a violation of the 1974 Separation Treaty.”
Israel’s trick
In a statement published on his UN social network account, and that at the beginning he had decided to come to their aid an unprecedented operation in 50 years.
In this regard, UNDOF confirms that “armed individuals have looted weapons and ammunition from a United Nations position near Hadar,” but also indicates that its personnel have recovered “several of the looted items, including weapons and ammunition.” to get it back after a conversation with UN leaders. local community.
UNDOF has 1,171 uniformed troops in the area with the main contingents coming from Uruguay, Kazakhstan, India, Fiji and Nepal, as well as personnel from Argentina, Australia, Bhutan, Czech Republic, Ghana, Ireland, South Korea and Zambia, along with 150 troops. civilian troops. In addition, 92 military observers from the Golan Observer Group assist UNDOF in carrying out its tasks.
Source: EITB
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