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Israeli forces enter southern Syria, set up checkpoint near Quneitra

Israeli military forces have pushed into the junction of the village of Rasem al-Halabi in the central Quneitra countryside in southern Syria and set up a temporary checkpoint, reports Syrian national broadcaster Al-Ikhbariah TV.

The force consisted of about 10 military vehicles.

The reported incursion is the latest in a series of Israeli moves in southern Syria.

Israeli army attacks western Deraa countryside in Syria

Israeli forces shelled Deraa province at dawn with artillery and opened fire with machine guns, Syria’s state news agency SANA reports saying there’s been no casualties.

The military struck the Abidin and Ruqad valleys with several artillery shells, and simultaneously targeted the outskirts of Jamlah village in the Yarmouk Basin area.

Israeli soldiers also attacked from a position along the 1974 “disengagement line” toward the outskirts of Abidin town, according to the report.

Ruqad and Abidin form part of the boundary area between Syria’s Quneitra and Deraa provinces and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.