Israeli occupation forces kill a young man with Down syndrome during a raid in the Daraa countryside

A Syrian young man with Down syndrome was killed by Israeli occupation forces during a raid on the village of Jamlah in the western Daraa countryside early Thursday morning. The forces stormed the village with seven armored vehicles, deployed snipers, and opened fire indiscriminately. In Quneitra, the forces arrested four people.

A Syrian young man with Down syndrome was killed by Israeli occupation forces during a raid on the village of Jamlah in the western Daraa countryside, southern Syria, early Thursday morning. The Syrian state news channel "Al-Ikhbariya" reported that the occupation forces stormed the village with seven armored vehicles, deployed snipers on civilian homes, and opened fire indiscriminately in residential areas, while searching several houses, resulting in the death of a civilian. The Syrian Civil Defense announced via its account on the "X" platform the killing of a young man with a disability, who has Down syndrome, by Israeli forces that raided the village in the middle of the night. In the neighboring Quneitra province, at least 50 Israeli soldiers infiltrated the town of Taranga and arrested four people. The article contains no comment or response from the Israeli military.