Quneitra: The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored the arrival of an Israeli force to the village of al-Samadaniyya al-Sharqiya in Quneitra countryside in Syria, noting that “members of the force conducted searches of five houses in the village.”

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the SOHR explained in a statement: “The Israeli force consisted of five military vehicles, carrying approximately 25 soldiers. After completing the searches, they withdrew towards their positions in the destroyed areas of Quneitra.”

Yesterday, a patrol of 10 Israeli forces vehicles penetrated the village of Ain Ziwan in the southern Quneitra countryside, coinciding with intensive low-altitude Israeli reconnaissance flights over Quneitra Governorate.

An Israeli forces patrol also penetrated Syrian territory in Quneitra countryside, entering the villages of Ofaniya in the north and Saida al-Hanout in the south. According to information, the Israeli patrol, consisting of two military vehicles, entered the village of Ofaniya in the northern Quneitra countryside and set up a temporary checkpoint on Ofaniya-Al-Hurriya road, opposite the site of the old Al-Rayhana checkpoint.

At the same time, another patrol penetrated the village of Saida Al-Hanout in the southern Quneitra countryside, without reports of clashes or interception by local forces.