Israel Seizes Strategic Syrian Mountain Post-Assad
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, Israel swiftly captured Syria's highest peak, Mount Hermon, citing its strategic importance for surveillance and security. The summit, previously a demilitarized zone patrolled by UN peacekeepers, offers Israel a significant military advantage, allowing deep electronic surveillance into Syrian territory. Despite Israel's claims of a temporary occupation, the move underscores its intent to prevent jihadi groups from gaining a foothold near the Golan Heights. The situation remains tense, with Israel's future actions contingent on Syria's ability to ensure border security.
