In the last year, Israel averaged nearly two daily attacks on Syria and grabbed more land in the occupied Golan Heights.
Over the past year, following the fall of the al-Assad regime, Israel has significantly intensified its military operations in Syria, launching over 600 attacks primarily targeting military infrastructure in southern regions. Israel justifies these actions as efforts to eliminate Iranian military presence and prevent weapons from reaching extremist groups. In addition, Israel has expanded its control in the occupied Golan Heights, establishing military outposts and violating ceasefire agreements, which has drawn international condemnation. Despite criticisms, Israeli officials assert their military presence is necessary for national security.
