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Ongoing Story· Day 7

Syrian Official Fears Israeli-Backed Druze Attack in Southern Syria

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Israel on Alert for Syrian Regime Attacks on Druze Population

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Israel is on alert for Syrian regime-backed attacks against the Druze population in Sweida province, with the IAF increasing activity in the area. Syria accuses Israel of arming Druze factions, while Damascus claims its actions are for sovereignty, not targeting civilians. Druze forces are resisting Syrian military command, and the regime is reportedly using Bedouin groups against them. The IAF has maintained an increased presence over southern Syria.

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  • Israel is on alert for Syrian regime-backed attacks against the Druze population in Sweida province.
  • The Israeli Air Force has increased its activity in southern Syria, warning Damascus against harming Druze allies.
  • Syrian media accuses Israel of supplying weapons and intelligence to Druze factions in Sweida.
  • Damascus claims its actions in Syria are to establish sovereignty, not target civilians.
  • Druze National Guard members are resisting Syrian military command, which the regime views as a threat.
  • The Syrian regime is reportedly using Bedouin groups with historical land disputes against the Druze.

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