Israeli Forces Raid Village in Southern Syria

Israeli Forces Enter Maariya Village

Israeli forces reportedly entered Maariya village in the western Daraa countryside of southern Syria on Monday, according to local sources cited by Qatar News Agency. The reported incursion involved military vehicles and infantry personnel.

Military Vehicles and Infantry Deployed

The force was reportedly made up of six military vehicles and infantry personnel. According to local sources, the troops deployed near a neighbourhood close to the main road while intensive drone activity was reported over the area.

Search Operation Reported

The forces reportedly carried out a raid and search operation in the area. After completing the operation, the military personnel withdrew toward the Al Jazeera military post, according to the report.

Drone Activity Over the Area

Intensive drone activity was reported during the operation. The supplied report did not provide further details about possible arrests, casualties or property damage resulting from the incursion.

Damascus Condemns Incursions

The Syrian government has repeatedly condemned reported Israeli military incursions into southern Syria. Damascus has called on the international community to take action to stop such operations and has demanded the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Syrian territory.

1974 Disengagement Agreement Cited

According to the Syrian position cited by QNA, Damascus says Israel should fully withdraw from Syrian territory in accordance with the 1974 Disengagement Agreement. The agreement established arrangements intended to separate Israeli and Syrian forces following the 1973 Arab-Israeli war.

Regional Security Concerns

The reported operation comes amid continuing security tensions in southern Syria. Developments around the Daraa region remain closely watched because of their implications for Syria's territorial sovereignty, regional security and the broader situation along the Israel-Syria frontier.