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Israel has launched airstrikes targeting military sites across Syria and deployed ground troops into and beyond a demilitarized buffer zone for the first time in 50 years, <a href="https://edition.cnn.com/2024/12/10/middleeast/israel-syria-assad-strikes-intl/index.html">reported CNN</a>.
The demilitarized buffer zone, established by the United Nations after the 1973 Middle East War, is located between the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and Syrian-controlled territory.
This zone, patrolled by the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF), spans approximately 75 kilometres in length and varies in width from 10 kilometres to 200 metres.
The Israeli military reported around 480 airstrikes over two days, targeting strategic weapon stockpiles, airfields, anti-aircraft systems, and military assets in various Syrian cities including Damascus and Homs.
The Israeli navy reportedly destroyed the Syrian naval fleet and struck two naval facilities, taking out dozens of vessels and sea-to-sea missiles.
Israeli officials view the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime as a significant opportunity, attributing it to their military actions against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran.
While celebrating Assad’s downfall, Israeli officials expressed concern that radical Islamist groups may gain control in Syria, threatening Israeli security.
Several Arab nations, including Egypt, have accused Israel of exploiting Syria’s instability to expand its territory.
Israeli forces have advanced beyond the established buffer zone, with reports indicating movements towards Beqaasem, approximately 25 kilometres from Damascus.
Israeli officials have stated that their military presence in Syria is limited and temporary, aimed at creating a security zone free of heavy weapons and terrorist infrastructures.
Israel’s actions are set against the backdrop of ongoing regional tensions, with implications for its relations with neighbouring countries and international law concerning occupied territories.
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Israel attacked Syria over 480 times and took control of some territory near the Golan Heights. They targeted military sites to prevent threats from Syria, Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran. They fear that extremists might take over Syria after Assad's fall. Some Arab nations accused Israel of taking advantage of Syria's chaos to expand its land. Israeli troops moved beyond UN-mandated zones. Israel says its presence in Syria is temporary to create a safer area. These actions have big implications for Israel's neighbors and international law.

Israel Strikes Syria 480 Times And Seizes Territory

Israeli warplanes carried out attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon on Saturday night after 12 children and young adults were killed in a rocket strike while playing football in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
Israel blamed the Iran-backed militant group for Saturday’s strike on the Druze town of Majdal Shams, but Hezbollah denied any involvement.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said in a statement on Sunday:
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Overnight, the IAF struck a series of Hezbollah terror targets both deep inside Lebanese territory and in southern Lebanon, including weapons caches and terrorist infrastructure in the areas of Chabriha, Borj El Chmali, and Beqaa, Kfarkela, Rab El Thalathine, Khiam, and Tayr Harfa.
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Israeli forces and Hezbollah have regularly exchanged fire since 7 October when Hamas attacked Israel, triggering Israel’s military offensive on Gaza.
The rocket strike and the IAF’s retaliation have the potential to trigger an all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah.
Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, had earlier vowed the Lebanese militant group would “pay a hefty price” after the deadly strike.
Israel’s Magen David Adom emergency services said “large numbers” of ambulances were dispatched to the scene to treat the casualties.
Israel’s foreign ministry released the identities of 10 children killed in Saturday’s strike, saying they were aged between 10 and 16.
An 11th person was named but no age was given. Details of the 12th casualty were not confirmed.
Video verified by BBC shows crowds of people on a football pitch and stretchers being rushed to ambulances.
Majdal Shams is one of four towns in the Golan Heights, where about 25,000 members of the Arabic-speaking Druze religious and ethnic group live.
The town is in the mountainous Golan Heights, close to the border with Syria. Israel has occupied the area since 1967, annexing it in 1981.
According to <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c29dydz84ngo">BBC</a>, Saturday’s bloodshed at the town’s football pitch was the deadliest loss of life in and around Israel’s northern border since October.
Hezbollah spokesman Mohamad Afif denied responsibility for Saturday’s strike in the Golan Heights.
But IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari, who visited the scene of the air strike, accused Hezbollah of “lying and denying responsibility for the incident”.
Hagari claimed that the rocket was an Iranian-made Falaq-1 “owned exclusively by Hezbollah”.
Iran warned Israel that any new military “adventures” in Lebanon could lead to “unforeseen consequences”.
The air strike prompted Netanyahu, who was visiting the United States, to return home early.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told reporters on Sunday that “Every indication is that indeed the rocket was from Hezbollah.”
Blinken added that the US stands by “Israel’s right to defend” itself, but does not want to see the conflict spreading.
Lebanon’s government also stated in response to the strike, saying it “condemns all acts of violence and aggression against all civilians and calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities on all fronts”.
The Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bouhabib told the BBC that he did not think Hezbollah carried out the attack.
But he added, “it could be a mistake by the Israelis or by Hezbollah – I don’t know”.
In a statement, the United Nations said “maximum restraint” was crucial from all parties as the risk of a wider conflict would “engulf the entire region in a catastrophe beyond belief”.
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Israeli warplanes attacked Hezbollah in Lebanon after rockets killed 12 children in the Golan Heights. Israel blamed Hezbollah but the group denied it. Israel and Hezbollah have been fighting since October. This could lead to a big war. Israel's Prime Minister promised revenge. Lebanon's government wants peace. The United Nations wants everyone to be calm to avoid a bigger conflict. Netanyahu came back from the US because of the attack. The US supports Israel but wants peace. There is tension in the region.

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