Quneitra, Southwestern Syria – The Israeli army arrested two children on Saturday in the countryside of Quneitra Governorate, located in southwestern Syria, according to our correspondent.
The correspondent reported that an Israeli military force carried out an incursion into the village of Kodna in the Quneitra countryside and stormed the village school.
The Israeli force arrested two children during their presence in the village and intimidated other children who happened to be nearby by firing shots into the air.
According to the correspondent, the Israeli military claimed that the children had been filming Israeli soldiers and their vehicles while they were in the village of Kodna.
Last Thursday, the Ministry of Interior in the Syrian Transitional Government stated that the Israeli army had killed one civilian and arrested seven others in the southwest of the country.
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In a previous statement published on Facebook, the ministry said that Israeli forces had conducted an incursion into the village of Beit Jinn in the Qatana area of the Damascus countryside.
The ministry noted that the Israeli force, which advanced into Beit Jinn, consisted of tanks, armored personnel carriers, ground troops, and was accompanied by unmanned reconnaissance aircraft.
The Israeli force carried out raids and arrests targeting several civilians, which resulted in the detention of seven individuals and the killing of one person, according to the Ministry of Interior’s statement.
The ministry added that the Israeli army transferred the detainees to its military positions in the occupied Syrian Golan, pointing out that their fate remains unknown.
The Ministry described these repeated provocations as “a blatant violation of Syria’s sovereignty and a clear breach of international laws and conventions,” stressing that “such practices will not lead the region to stability and will only bring further tension and unrest.”
