The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights announced on Saturday that 25 Zionist incursions into Syrian territory have taken place since the beginning of the month, marking a notable rise in cross-border actions.

Rami Abdel Rahman, director of the Observatory, said that the new Zionist incursion, which involved detonating munitions at military bases located in the Beit Jinn area, sends a clear message from the Zionist enemy that this region is under Zionist dominance until a security agreement is signed.

In a televised statement republished by the Observatory’s website, he explained that since the start of the month, 25 Zionist incursions have occurred inside Syrian territory, and since the fall of the regime, the number has reached 370 incursions, in addition to hundreds of airstrikes that destroyed the dissolved Syrian army’s military arsenal.

He affirmed that the Zionist entity moves freely, expressing concern that the Zionist enemy may expand its operations beyond Beit Jinn, and that the incursions could reach the outskirts of the capital, Damascus.

Abdel Rahman stated: “The people of Beit Jinn possess a spirit of resistance to Israel. Six of its soldiers were injured, which reflects popular anger toward the Israeli incursions,” stressing that the Zionist enemy does not care about the international community.

Meanwhile, armed groups led by Abu Mohammad al-Jolani asserted that Syria will not pose any threat to countries in the region, including the Zionist entity. Al-Jolani also expressed understanding of the Zionist entity’s security concerns, pledging not to allow any party or state to threaten Israel from Syrian territory.