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Israeli Forces Detain Syrian in Quneitra as President al-Shara Condemns Ongoing Incursions
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Israeli Forces Detain Syrian in Quneitra as President al-Shara Condemns Ongoing Incursions
Israeli forces have conducted multiple incursions into southern Syria this week, briefly detaining a Syrian civilian, while President Ahmad al-Shara reiterated demands for full Israeli withdrawal.
- An Israeli force entered al-Mu'allaqa village in Quneitra on Wednesday, set up a temporary checkpoint, detained a Syrian for several hours, then released him and withdrew, according to state news agency SANA.
- On Tuesday evening, a separate Israeli force of three vehicles crossed through the Tel Abu al-Ghaithar gate near Sayda al-Jolan in Quneitra before withdrawing through the same gate.
- Israeli forces also entered the villages of Ma'ariyah in western Daraa and al-Basali in southern Quneitra on Tuesday.
- President Ahmad al-Shara said on July 7 that Israel must abide by the 1974 disengagement agreement and fully withdraw from all areas it entered after December 8, 2024.
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