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Jabat al-Nusra Terrorists Wounded in Syria Taken to Israeli Hospitals
(Fars News Agency, 11 September 2016) ~ Several Israeli ambulances entered Syria’s Southern province of Quneitra and transferred those terrorists injured in clashes with Syrian Army troops to their hospitals in the occupied part of the Golan Heights, media sources said.
“First, Israeli warplanes bombed Syrian government’s positions near Quneitra to back the terrorists of Fatah al-Sham (the newly-formed al-Qaeda-linked terrorists group previously known as the al-Nusra Front) who had attacked the Syrian army positions to prevail over the government’s position,” the Arabic service of RT reported.
“After Fatah al-Sham’s attacks were repelled by the Syrian soldiers, seven Israeli ambulances entered the battlefield and transferred a number of wounded terrorists to Israeli hospitals in the occupied Golan Heights,” RT added.
On Saturday, the Israeli air force violated the Syrian airspace again and launched airstrikes on an army base in Quneitra province hours after Fatah al-Sham Front started a massive raid in the same province in Southwestern Syria.
The Israeli army also targeted a Syrian military unit in the Golan Heights last week after it alleged that the army had fired several mortal rounds at targets in Israel.
Fatah al-Sham kicked off a new wave of heavy clashes with the Syrian army in Quneitra province.
UPDATE: Israel transfers 80 wounded al-Nusra mercenary-terrorists from Syria’s Quneitra to Israeli hospitals
(Fars News Agency, 14 Sept 2016) ~ For the second time in less than a week, over eighty wounded fighters of Fatah al-Sham (formerly know as the al-Nusra) Front were transferred from Quneitra battlefields to Israeli hospitals in the occupied Golan Heights.
Syrian Army troops repelled Fatah al-Sham’s offensives on government positions in Tal al-Ahmar, leaving tens of terrorists dead and over 80 wounded.
The wounded members of Fatah al-Sham were dispatched to Israeli hospitals to be treated there.
Jordan Closes Border to Saudi-Backed Militants in Syria, Forces Wounded Terrorists to Go to Israel
(Fars News Agency, 24 August 2016) ~ The Saudi-backed militants blasted Jordan for closing its borders to the terrorists who have been wounded in clashes with the Syrian army and popular forces.
The militants said Jordan has sealed its borders after the US and Russia discussions over an agreement to set up an anti-terrorism intelligence center in Amman and the explosion of two suicide cars in the Arab country.
Meantime, Saudi Arabia, fearing that the alliance among Iran, Russia and Turkey will block the terrorists’ supply route from Turkey, seeks to maintain its role in the Syrian crisis, specially in the Southern Dara’a province.
A media official in Dara’a said that the Jordanian border guards are preventing the passage of wounded terrorists through the Jordan-Syria border and are forced to be sent to Israel for treatment.
Medical sources announced in August that the Israeli hospitals are receiving the terrorists who have been injured in clashes with the Syrian forces after Jordan closed its borders to them.
“Several militants have lost their lives after Jordan closed its borders (since 40 days ago) and field hospitals are also facing a lack of medical personnel,” Jamal al-Sayasenah, a medical source close to the terrorist groups in Syria, was quoted as saying by Rai al-Yom news website.
“A number of field hospitals operating under the terrorists in Dara’a and Southern Syria have been forced to send the wounded militants to the occupied territories to be treated at Israeli border hospitals and return to Syria again,” he added.
The American daily Wall Street Journal had also reported last year that Israel had opened its doors with Syria in order to provide medical treatment to the gunmen of the ISIL, al-Nusra Front, Al-Qaeda Takfiri groups who were wounded in the ongoing fighting against the Syrian army.
The Wall Street Journal reported at the time that al-Nusra Front “hasn’t bothered Israel since seizing the border area last summer” along the Golan Heights.
Those Takfiri elements “who control some two-thirds to 90% of the border on the Golan aren’t attacking Israel. This gives you some basis to think that they understand who is their real enemy – maybe it isn’t Israel”, Amos Yadlin, the former military intelligence chief, was quoted by the Wall Street Journal as saying.
The fact that the Israeli-Syria border area along the occupied Golan Heights has remained largely quiet has sparked accusations that the Takfiri operatives are backed by the Zionist entity.
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Reblogged this on Boycott and commented:
@zayuma
Can’t fathom why Syrian/Russian jets did not just shoot them down for violating Syria’s air space.
“On Saturday, the Israeli air force violated the Syrian airspace again and launched airstrikes on an army base in Quneitra province hours after Fatah al-Sham Front started a massive raid in the same province in Southwestern Syria.”