DUBAI: Syria on Tuesday strongly condemned recent Israeli strikes on the village of Tranja in Quneitra province, where a civilian was killed when his home was bombed.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry also denounced Israeli occupation forces for infiltration and arrest campaigns in Suwayda town, and for declaring their intent to continue their illegal presence on Mount Hermon and the buffer zone.
These actions, it said, are a flagrant violation of the UN Charter, international law, and UN Security Council resolutions, posing a direct threat to regional peace and security.
The ministry reiterated its call on the international community, particularly the Security Council, to act urgently to stop the violations, while stressing Syria’s legitimate right to defend its land and people under international law.
The UAE also condemned the escalation, identifying Israel’s repeated incursions into Syrian territory as a breach of the 1974 Disengagement Agreement and international law.
It reaffirmed support for Syria’s sovereignty and stability, and urged immediate international action to halt the attacks.
Jordan echoed these concerns, denouncing the bombing and Israel’s continued presence on Syrian land as dangerous escalations.
Foreign ministry spokesperson Sufyan Qudah underscored Jordan’s solidarity with Syria and called on Israel to end its repeated violations, while urging the international community to compel compliance with international law and protect regional stability.
