World
Israeli forces enter two villages in southern Syria in second incursion within 24 hours

Israeli forces entered two villages in Syria’s southern Quneitra province in what Syrian state media described as the second incursion into the area in less than 24 hours.
Earlier Saturday, SANA said an Israeli force consisting of four military vehicles entered the Abu Madhra farm area west of Sayda al-Golan shortly after midnight.
According to the agency, the troops raided a house, detained a civilian and took him into Israeli-held territory. No reason for the detention was immediately known.
Another Israeli force, also consisting of four military vehicles, entered the village of Al-Asha in southern Quneitra on Saturday morning, SANA reported.
The agency said the troops searched several homes before withdrawing from the area.





