IDF Kills Disabled Syrian Man During Raid in Buffer Zone
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
An Israeli military operation in Jamla, Syria, on Thursday resulted in the death of Muath Salama al-Baeer, a Syrian man with disabilities. The IDF stated troops fired on a suspect approaching them during an arrest procedure, while Syrian media and residents reported he was unarmed and posed no threat. The incident is under review, and Syria's Foreign Ministry condemned the action. The IDF also conducted a shelling of the town of Abdin on Wednesday night.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A Syrian man with disabilities, Muath Salama al-Baeer, was killed by IDF troops during a raid in Jamla, Syria.
- The IDF stated troops fired on a suspect approaching them during an arrest procedure in the security zone.
- Syrian state media and residents reported al-Baeer was unarmed and posed no threat when he was shot.
- The incident occurred within an IDF-controlled buffer zone near the Israeli border.
- Syria's Foreign Ministry condemned the killing as a violation of international law.
- The IDF also conducted artillery shelling near the town of Abdin on Wednesday night.
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