israeli incursion in quneitra countryside
Israeli forces incursion in Quneitra countryside on Sunday morning.
Israeli Incursion
The incursion was carried out with the accompaniment of two tanks and some military vehicles loaded with soldiers amidst military movements in the area.
This comes in conjunction with the release of a young man who was kidnapped by Israeli forces last night during their incursion into the village of Marea in the Yarmouk Basin area of Daraa countryside.
Context
Israeli incursions continue in areas of Daraa and Quneitra countryside, amidst repeated searches and military movements in border villages and towns.
Local sources in Quneitra province, southwestern Syria, reported an Israeli military force incursion into the town of Jabata al-Khashab in the northern countryside, and its deployment in the town square.
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