Syrian media and an Israeli spokesman said on Tuesday that Israeli forces wounded two Syrians in the Quneitra area.
An Israeli force entered the Khan Arnabeh area and set up several checkpoints on main roads, according to the Syrian Arab News Agency. Sana.
And I mentioned Sana Five Israeli military vehicles were stationed between the town of “Khan Arnabeh” and the village of “Ain Aisha” on the old road, and fired fire and smoke bombs at civilians who tried to pass, wounding three of them.
But an Israeli army spokesman told Al Hurra’s correspondent that his soldiers shot the lower extremities of two Syrians.
According to the Israeli spokesman’s account, a number of “suspects” approached the Israeli forces, during “activity” in the Quneitra area, which developed into what he described as “a case of disorder.”
The spokesman considered that the crowd posed a threat to the Israeli soldiers, so the Israeli force acted to arrest a “suspect” and fired into the air to disperse the crowd.
The crowd refused to disperse, according to the Israeli story, so the Israeli force opened fire on the lower extremities of two people whom the spokesman described as “inciters.”
There were no casualties among the Israeli army, according to the spokesman.
Activists circulated videos on social media platforms showing the moment a Syrian security forces patrol crossed an Israeli army checkpoint in Khan Arnabeh, without any friction occurring between the two sides.
Another video showed the moment two Syrians were wounded by Israeli bullets.
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Israeli forces set up checkpoints on the Jubata al-Khashab-Khan Arnaba, Juba-Khan Arnaba, and Damascus-Khan Arnaba roads, coinciding with the passage of a Syrian General Security patrol, without recording any arrests.
In a separate incident on the same day, she said Sana Two Israeli military vehicles, one armored and the other a Hummer, entered from the Adnaniyah point and set up a temporary checkpoint on the road linking the towns of Juba and Khan Arnabeh on the Al-Salam Highway, without carrying out inspections of passers-by.
