As Israel escalates military operations in Syria following the Assad regime's ousting, Syrian authorities condemn the actions as destabilizing, claiming civilian casualties and widespread destruction in recent raids.
Israel Intensifies Military Actions in Syria Amid Rising Tensions

Israel Intensifies Military Actions in Syria Amid Rising Tensions
Fresh airstrikes and ground incursions by Israel deepen the crisis in Syria, raising fears of long-term occupation.
In a dramatic escalation of hostilities, Israel has launched its most intensive military operations in Syria since the fall of the Assad regime last year. Reports indicate that Israeli airstrikes targeting military installations in southern Syria and a ground raid near the town of Tall al-Jabiye have left dozens wounded and heightened regional tensions. The Syrian government has accused Israel of attempting to destabilize the nation through these aggressive maneuvers.
Syria's newly formed leadership is vocally condemning Israel's actions, with the foreign ministry cautioning that the incursions could pave the way for a prolonged Israeli occupation. The minister highlighted the destruction of military infrastructure, particularly at a key military airport in the Hama governorate, where they reported “near-total destruction” and escalating casualties among both civilians and military personnel.
The backdrop to these actions is Israel's assertion of necessary security operations in response to potentially hostile forces within Syria. Israeli military sources stated that the recent airstrikes targeted military capabilities in pivotal regions, including Damascus and Hama, while also engaging in nighttime ground raids that led to violent confrontations with local insurgents.
Local activist reports corroborated the claims of violence in the Daraa region, with casualties mounting amidst fierce resistance from Syrian fighters who were defending their territory. As the conflict deepens, the international community watches closely, with implications for regional stability at stake.