Israeli patrol arrests young man during incursion into Syria’s Daraa
DARAA, Syria (North Press) – An Israeli military patrol arrested on Wednesday a young man after advancing into the western countryside of Daraa, southern Syria, where it carried out searches of several homes.
A local source told North Press that an Israeli force, consisting of six military vehicles, entered the town of Jumla in western Daraa during the early morning hours. The force raided the home of Muhammad al-Muhammad and searched three houses inside the town before detaining him and taking him to an unknown location.
The source added that the incursion took place without any clashes or resistance from residents and coincided with the presence of Israeli reconnaissance aircraft flying over the area.
He noted that arrest operations targeting young men in the countryside of Daraa and Quneitra have continued since the fall of the al-Assad regime. While some detainees are released after several days, many remain in custody, with no official clarification from Israeli authorities regarding the reasons for their arrest.