In the latest series of airstrikes, Israel has launched 75 attacks on critical military infrastructure in Syria since the collapse of President Bashar al-Assad's government a week ago. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that the strikes concentrated around Damascus, Hama, and Homs, marking an ongoing effort by Israel to prevent heavy weaponry from reaching extremist groups during a time of instability in the region.
Israel Intensifies Airstrikes in Syria Amid Shifting Power Dynamics
Israel Intensifies Airstrikes in Syria Amid Shifting Power Dynamics
Israel's military actions target strategic weapon depots to curb extremist access following recent rebel takeover.
Israel's military engagement has been significant, with over 450 strikes recorded since the regime’s downfall, reflecting a strategic aim to disrupt military capabilities amidst fears regarding the rising influence of extremist forces. While both the former and current Syrian administrations refrain from engaging Israel militarily, regional actors including Arab nations and France have urged Israel to respect Syrian sovereignty. Israeli officials maintain that these operations are vital for border security and to mitigate potential threats from destabilized military assets in Syria.
The situation remains fluid, with no specified timeline for Israel's withdrawal from occupied territories, as officials assert that operations will continue until security objectives are sufficiently met.
The situation remains fluid, with no specified timeline for Israel's withdrawal from occupied territories, as officials assert that operations will continue until security objectives are sufficiently met.
