Syrian Activists Condemn Israeli Aggression on Southern Regions, Demand International Support

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, civil activists and various organizations have called for widespread protests across Syrian provinces, emphasizing that attacks on border residents constitute an aggression against the entire Syrian nation. They stressed that protecting the lives and soil of the homeland is a ‘shared national responsibility’ that should not be treated peripherally.

In Damascus, the Syrian capital, hundreds gathered in front of the United Nations headquarters in the Al-Mazza neighborhood, condemning the Israeli regime’s aggression against Syrian territory and calling for the international community to uphold Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Protesters also demanded the immediate release of Syrians held in Israeli occupation regime prisons.

In Quneitra Governorate, residents of Khan Arnabah city took to the streets to reject the military incursions by occupation forces. They called for the release of detainees and emphasized the resilience of the region’s people. Similarly, mothers of detainees from the village of Nabaa al-Fawwar held a gathering, demanding clarity on the status of their children in Israeli regime prisons.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has reportedly documented 280 instances of incursions into Syrian territory by Israeli regime forces in the past month alone. The organization has warned about the consequences of these aggressions for civilians and the mass detention of Syrians.

Furthermore, in the Damascus countryside and the city of Douma, following the killing of a young disabled man in Daraa Governorate, residents emphasized the urgent need to halt the violation of citizens’ rights by occupation forces and to protect civilian lives.