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- Israel seeks to minimize Iranian and Russian influence in Syria, block the transfer of advanced weapons to Hezbollah, prevent Syria from posing a credible military threat to Israel or permitting Iran to do so, undermine the legitimacy of Syria's claims to the Golan Heights, and prevent Sunni militants from establishing infrastructure or operational bases along Israel's border.
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Apr 4, 2024 · 4 Apr 2024. Israeli fighter jets fired missiles at the Iranian consulate in Syria’s capital Damascus earlier this week, killing senior military commanders. Tehran has said it will retaliate, with...
Nov 15, 2023 · Israel is bombing Syrian airports while militias inside Syria are firing rockets at Israel. But how important is Syria really in this conflict?
Apr 9, 2023 · Israel hit multiple military targets in Syria in response to six rockets fired into territory it controls overnight, the Israeli military has said. The Israeli Air Force said fighter jets and a...
Oct 11, 2023 · Syria and Israel exchanged shelling on Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces said, after a number of mortars were launched toward northern Israel from Syria, falling in an open area.
Syria has been an active belligerent, with periodic ceasefires and use of proxies, against Israel ever since May 1948, when the Syrian army captured territory from the newly established State of Israel north and south of the Sea of Galilee.
Feb 27, 2024 · Israel’s years-long air campaign against Iran-linked groups and weapons in Syria appears to have shifted into high gear in recent months, with strikes on high-value targets at a pace that is...
2 days ago · Hezbollah began attacking northern Israel soon after Oct. 7, and the two sides have been exchanging fire ever since. Then on Sept. 17, about a week after the raid, thousands of pagers carried by ...
