REPORT: Israel delivers message to Damascus via UN peacekeepers

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07-11-2012 | 15:58
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REPORT: Israel delivers message to Damascus via UN peacekeepers

Israel has put 3 red lines for Syria as a warning to prevent Israeli military response to the Syrian military operations that are going beyond the borders.            

Sending a message to Damascus via the UNIFIL, Israel threatened that it will back down from the self-restraint policy if Syria did not comply with the red lines it set; including shelling that may reach the Israeli territories.                                

As clashes continue across the Syrian-Israeli border, and as Israeli Air forces intensify their flights over the Golan Heights saying that it is a step to deter the other side, a report by the monitoring unit was issued claiming that the Syrian Army is strengthening its forces in Quneitra which is only 1 KM far from Israel and preparing its aircrafts in an attempt to regain control over the mentioned place.                 

In this context, the Israeli army raised its preparedness across Golan and intensified its efforts to complete the security fence and install radar networks, cameras, and alarms capable of launching a warning whenever the defense border is violated.                           

Sources close to Mossad said that 5,000 members from Hezbollah are engaged in the battles alongside the Syrian army and are using Iranian-made combat equipment.


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