Israeli Occupation Forces in the Syrian Golan Heights
New footage shows 'Israeli' forces advancing inside Syrian territory
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- 'Israeli' army releases footage of its 55th Reserve Brigade operating inside southern Syria.
- The deployment aims to bolster 'Israeli' control and deter potential threats amid Syria’s political shifts.
- The move raises concerns about the future of the 1974 disengagement agreement.
The 'Israeli' military released new footage on Friday showing members of the 55th Reserve Brigade operating inside southern Syria, in what the 'Israeli' army described as efforts to secure the “buffer zone.”
The video, published by the army’s media unit, captures troops and armored vehicles moving through areas that were previously held by Syrian government forces before recent political shifts reshaped control on the ground.
According to Hebrew media, the deployment of the elite paratrooper reserve unit is part of a broader strategy to reinforce 'Israeli' positions at a moment when Syria is experiencing a period of political transition. The reports noted that the mission is intended to deter “any security threat that may arise from the Syrian side during the transitional phase.”
The new forward positions and military activity have renewed debates over the fate of the 1974 disengagement agreement, raising questions about whether 'Israel' is taking steps to shape a more permanent presence inside Syrian territory.
