Israel’s move into Golan Heights demilitarised zone
Following the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's government, Israeli troops moved into the demilitarised zone inside Syria created after the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, including the Syrian side of the strategic Mount Hermon that overlooks Damascus, where it took over an abandoned Syrian military post.
UN chief ‘concerned’ by Israel expanding into Golan Heights and Syria strikes
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has criticised Israel for launching strikes on Syria and expanding its territory further into the occupied Golan Heights after the fall of Bashar al Assad. Guterres described Israel’s actions as “deeply concerning” and called for the Israelis to stop firing into Syria and respect its sovereignty.
Following is a quick guide to the hilly, 1,200-square-kilometre (460 square-mile) Golan Heights, a fertile and strategic ...
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Breaking: Egypt's Chilling Warning After Syria Falls | Big War Any Moment For Syrian Golan HeightsEgypt has issued a stark warning of an impending major conflict in the Middle East after Syria's regime was toppled by ...
Change enters effect Wednesday evening, with most restrictions already gone, as the truce with Hezbollah broadly holding; IDF ...
Egypt warns of potential conflict in the Middle East after Syria's regime change, condemning Israel's actions in the Golan ...
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz has ordered Israeli troops to prepare to stay over the winter on Mount Hermon, a strategic location overlooking Damascus, adding to signs that Israel's presence in ...
Israel carried out more military operations in Syria on Wednesday while facing intensifying criticism from governments in the region.
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