Analysis of Syrian-Israeli Conflict Events

The war on the Egyptian front lasted 17 days,

ending with Egypt accepting the UN Security Council resolution to cease

fire, while Syria refused to halt

the war, and its army fought on for 220

more days,

including 80 days of attrition warfare

to pressure the American-Israeli position.

After Egypt withdrew from the war, the Syrian

command decided to prepare for a comprehensive attack to relieve

the Egyptian front,

something the Egyptian army knew well.

The media usually fail to mention

that the greatest high-altitude airborne landing

operation in history was carried out by

Syrian special forces in the October War against

the Mount Hermon observation post, resulting in its capture

and the killing of Israeli soldiers in

close-combat clashes, with several of them captured.

When we were assigned the mission to capture the Mount Hermon observation post, of course, we

were divided into several groups, then set off from

the Syrian observation post toward the enemy Mount Hermon observation post,

The road was harsh. As we advanced toward Mount Hermon Observatory, there was

an enemy machine gun to the left of the observatory. I was a missile gunner.

I fired a missile at it and completely destroyed it. Of course, we destroyed the machine gun.

Asif Two came up. We headed toward the observatory building.

I saw the group commander, Major Hammad Khuweir, climbing the stairs

to the Israeli flagpole, rifle in hand,

and carrying the Syrian flag. When he reached the top of the flagpole,

he tore down the Israeli flag. He didn't lower it, he cut it with his rifle and put

the Syrian flag in its place. When he came down, we carried him on our shoulders,

chanting, "God is Greatest! Victory to the Arabs!"

In fact, most media outlets that covered

the events of the Arab world after

2011 erase from Syrian history

long years and major events

that shaped the face of the world.

The discourse masquerading as steadfastness and resistance has collapsed.

The Golan Heights, which had remained quiet for about forty years under

the Disengagement Agreement, the Syrian regime tried to stir it up on

His way out of a crisis.

How long will the Syrian regime boast of

resistance and defiance? Has the Syrian army killed

more than a few hundred Israelis over decades?

I won’t dwell on the details, but it confirms that the Syrian soldier

kissed his T-72 tank after

that battle.

It was only natural for a Syrian soldier

to kiss his T-72 tank

after it destroyed some 160

Israeli tanks. The Syrian state has long used resistance

and fighting the Israeli entity as a political card

to attract support. But the truth

is that the Syrian army has not fired a single shot toward the

Golan front, nor has it ever resisted a

Zionist project. This is what media outlets have said

since 2011.