قوات إسرائيلية تدخل وادياً في جنوب سوريا وتمنع المزارعين

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LONDON: Israeli forces entered a valley near the village of Abidin in southern Syria on Sunday, preventing farmers from working their land, Syria’s state-run news agency SANA reported. The force, traveling in three military vehicles, advanced into the Yarmouk Basin in western Daraa province before withdrawing toward Jamla and returning to occupied territory through the Tal Abu Al-Ghaithar gate, according to SANA’s reporter. An Israeli soldier also damaged a farmer’s motorcycle during the incursion, the reporter said. The operation followed an incursion on Saturday into Al-Mushayrifah village i…