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Hundreds of Syrians protest repeated Israeli incursions

  • On Friday, hundreds of Syrians rallied across the country condemning Israeli military incursions in southern provinces, including an operation this week that reportedly killed a man with a disability.
  • Israeli forces have expanded operations beyond the Bravo Line into a UN-patrolled buffer zone since December 8, 2024, enforcing a doctrine that prioritizes military offense over containment.
  • Protesters in Daraa carried posters reading "We are all Moaz," referring to the man with special needs whom Syrian state media reported was killed by Israeli fire in Jamla on Thursday.
  • Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al Shaibani discussed the "attacks" with Jordan's King Abdullah II on Thursday, while President Ahmad al Sharaa met U.S. Special Presidential Envoy Tom Barrack in Damascus.
  • Israel has vowed to maintain troops in a southern "security zone" to establish a broader demilitarized area, as Syrian officials claim ongoing incursions violate national sovereignty and threaten regional stability.
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My people gathered in the New Hour Square in Homs to reject Israeli attacks on Quneitra and Dar'a and to confirm the unity of Syrian territory.

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Hundreds of people demonstrated on Friday (23/10) in several cities in Syria to denounce the repeated Israeli incursions into the south of the country, where a disabled man was killed yesterday, Thursday, by the Israeli army. After the fall of Bashar al-Assad in December 2024 and the rise to power of an Islamist coalition, the Israeli army ... More www.ertnews.gr

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Al-Monitor broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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