Damascus-Sana
The depth of the organic relationship that links the Israeli occupation entity with the terrorist organizations in Syria since the beginning of the terrorist war against them is no longer hidden in the news. In new evidence for this, the Israeli Kan Channel revealed that the head of the Israeli Intelligence Division, Tamir Hayman and the former Chief of Staff, Gadi Eisenkot, met with a number of the organizations Terrorist in the year 2013.
The channel stated in a report that 7 years ago, Hayman and Eisenkot secretly infiltrated the area of separation of forces in the occupied Syrian Golan into southern Syria and met with terrorists from the "Al-Nusra Front" organization, which was spreading in that region at the time, noting that the occupation entity provided military and logistical support to the organizations. The terrorist and treated her wounded in his hospitals.
In an interview with the British Sunday Times newspaper early last year, Eisenkot acknowledged that Israel had supplied these organizations with weapons, and said: “Israel has indeed provided weapons to groups of them.” Eisenkot also acknowledged that Israel had carried out attacks on Syrian territory in support of these organizations.
The Israeli channel (Kan) indicated that the incident of Hayman and Eisenkot's meetings with terrorist organizations was published for the first time, stating that the Israeli officer Heiman was then brigadier general.
The Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, documented in a report published in March 2018 the link between the terrorist organizations and the Israeli enemy, in which he confirmed that this entity provides support to armed terrorist organizations in Syria, including the "Al-Nusra Front" organization listed on the international terrorism list, indicating that the United Nations monitoring force The separation of forces in the occupied Syrian Golan (UNDOF) has monitored on several occasions that the Israeli occupation forces provide support and deliver aid to terrorist organizations in the area of separation, in addition to their direct communication and coordination with them.
In September 2014, the United Nations withdrew a number of UNDOF members from several locations after terrorists from the “Al-Nusra Front” kidnapped more than 40 Fijian soldiers from the international force and besieged other Filipino soldiers. In November of 2016, the international organization announced the return of a group of Force soldiers to their positions in Syria.
In August 2018, the occupation entity announced the closure of a field hospital that it had established in the occupied Syrian Golan, which was treating the wounded terrorists, after its activities had recently ceased following the defeat of the terrorist organizations in front of the Syrian Arab Army.