Israeli bombs “Military Goal” in South Syria, outside Damascus War news Syria

The Israeli army carries out air raids on what described as military bases and command centers.

The Israeli army was performed by air raids aimed at what described as military bases and command centers in southern Syria and outside the capital, Damascus.

Israeli warriors hit Kisweh, about 20km (12 miles) south of Damascus, as well as the southern province of Dera late on Tuesday, residents, security sources and local broadcasts Syria TV.

The Israeli Army said that it hit “military objectives in southern Syria, including command centers and more weapons containing” without specifying accurate locations.

The inhabitants of Damascus reported the list of airplane sound that fly several low transitions across the capital and a series of explosions.

“Airplanes are strongly attacked in southern Syria as part of the new policy we have defined the message is clear: We will not allow South Syria to become southern Lebanon,” said the Irael Katzu spokesman UA statement.

“Any attempt of Syrian regimes and terrorist organizations of the country to establish in the safety zone in the southern Syria will be filled with fire,” the statement added.

The bombard arrived for hours after Syria condemned the Israeli intrusion into the south of the earth and asked for it to withdraw, according to the final statement a National dialogue summit. Summit, organized by the new Government Syria, aim to monitor the country’s political plan after the President’s review Bashar al-Assad In December.

Israel moved forces in a demilitarized zone that was supervised in the United Nations within Syria after the removal of Al-Assad, the move that he violated the Separation Agreement from 1974. with Syria.

On Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on “Demilitarization” of the South SyriaSaying that Israel “will not allow the new Syrian army to move into the territory south of Damascus.”

Palestinian group Hamas condemned the air attacks in “the strongest concepts”, calling them “mud attacks in Syrian sovereignty” and the continuation of Israel’s aggression on Arab peoples.

Attacks complicate efforts in Syria to the New Administration for reunion of the country, said QutaiBa IDLBI, a resident older guy for Syria in the Atlantic Council.

He said that air inquiries were given to the national summit of the Syria Political Transition dialogue, which has already faced challenges, especially in negotiations with social democratic sirbs in the northeast.

“Strikes on Damascus will only serve to postpone such an agreement, because they will be able to feel more empowered in northeast and southern Syria to claim to increase their influence in negotiations with Damascus,” Idlby said for Al Jazeera.