Tanks, infantry forces, warplanes take part in raid outside Syria’s buffer zone on Tuesday night, according to Israeli media - Anadolu Ajansı

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will not allow Syria’s new army or the insurgent group that led the ouster of former President Bashar Assad to “enter the area south of Damascus”

The Israeli army said it conducted air strikes on military sites in southern Syria on Tuesday, targeting weapon depots and command centres, just days after Prime Minister Binjamin Netanyahu called

Israel carried out airstrikes late Tuesday on several locations in the Damascus countryside and Daraa province in southern Syria. Israeli warplanes targeted the Al-Kiswah area south of Damascus and Izraa in Daraa with at least four airstrikes, according to an Anadolu correspondent.

The Israeli army said it carried out air strikes targeting military sites containing weapons in southern Syria on Tuesday, just days after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for demilitarising the area.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, described Syria’s new government as a "jihadist terrorist group from Idlib that took over Damascus by force," reinforcing Israel’s justification for maintaining a strong military posture in the region.

Israel’s defence minister says operation was part of a ‘new policy’ aiming to ensure a ‘demilitarised southern Syria’

Israel's PM said it would not allow the forces of HTS or the new Syrian army "enter the area south of Damascus".

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly called for the demilitarization of areas south of the Syrian capital Damascus. Netanyahu told graduating officer cadets he wanted the provinces of Kuneitra,