Occupation releases a young man it kidnapped in Quneitra and blows up fortifications in the Damascus countryside
Israeli occupation forces released a Syrian young man they had kidnapped in the village of Breiqa in the Quneitra countryside, and blew up abandoned military fortifications in the western Damascus countryside. These incidents come within an escalation of Israeli violations in Syrian territories, including shootings, kidnappings, and house searches.
Israeli occupation forces released on Tuesday a Syrian young man they had kidnapped on Monday evening during their incursion into the village of Breiqa in the Quneitra countryside in southern Syria. The occupation forces also blew up abandoned military fortifications in the vineyards of Beit Jen farm in the western Damascus countryside, according to "Al-Ikhbariya Al-Souriya". The official channel said that the occupation forces released the young man they had kidnapped last night in the village of Breiqa, without details about his identity or the circumstances of his release. The Syrian Arab News Agency "SANA" had reported yesterday that an Israeli occupation force consisting of four military vehicles infiltrated the old village of Breiqa, searched civilian homes, kidnapped a young man, and took him into the occupied Syrian Golan. The violation came a day after an Israeli incursion into the village of Saida al-Jolan and the detention of three young men. Areas in the Quneitra and Daraa countryside also witnessed Israeli military movements including incursions and shootings. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported an Israeli incursion into the vineyards of Beit Jen farm in the western Damascus countryside and the blowing up of abandoned fortifications. These incidents come amid Israel's escalation of its violations in Syrian territories, including shootings at residential neighborhoods, killing and kidnapping civilians.