IDF Eliminates Iranian-Directed Terror Operative on Syria-Lebanon Border
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
The IDF announced Friday it eliminated Syrian terrorist Yusuf Ali Alhasoun on the Syria-Lebanon border, stating he was directed by Iran to advance terror plots. Alhasoun allegedly promoted drone and rocket attacks against Israeli forces in southern Syria over the past year. The strike occurred after three Syrians entered IDF posts in Syria in two separate incidents, leading to one death and two arrests.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- IDF eliminated Syrian terrorist Yusuf Ali Alhasoun on the Syria-Lebanon border, citing Iranian direction.
- Alhasoun allegedly advanced terror plots including drone and rocket attacks against IDF in southern Syria.
- The strike followed two incidents where three Syrians entered IDF posts in Syria.
- The IDF stated Alhasoun targeted both Israeli civilians and its forces.
- The Syrians involved in the border incidents originated from the Damascus area.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced Friday evening that it carried out a targeted strike on the Syria-Lebanon border, eliminating Yusuf Ali Alhasoun, a Syrian operative described as a terrorist. According to the IDF, Alhasoun was advancing terror plots in Syria under the direction of Iran, targeting Israeli civilians and IDF forces operating in southern Syria. The IDF stated that over the past year, Alhasoun had been involved in thwarted terror plots against IDF forces, including the launch of explosive-laden drones and rockets into southern Syria.
The strike follows two recent unusual incidents where three Syrians entered IDF positions in Syria. In the first incident, a terrorist entered an IDF post, was discovered, shot, and killed. In the second incident, two Syrians on a motorcycle approached an IDF post known as the Police Post in Quneitra; IDF forces fired at them, wounding one and arresting both. Both groups of Syrians originated from the Damascus area.
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