Security forces move to the Damascan suburbs to bring back the order, while Israeli warnings are launching a local return.
Syria distributed security forces in Jaraman, the Damascus suburb to return the order after a dispute at the control point to the murder of the Syrian safety officer and injuries of another by the militia associated with the former Bashar Al-Assad regime.
The move to schedule forces late on Sunday follows the refusal of local militia to hand over the suspects involved in the incident on Friday.
“Our forces began to be exchanged in the Jarans after those who participated in the assassination of Ahmed al-Khatib, an employee of the Ministry of Defense, refused to surrender,” said Lieutenant Hussam al-Tahan State Syrian Arab News Agency (Sana).
Al-Tahan added that the surgery aims to dismantle illegal control points operated by armed groups accused of abduction, murder and armed robbery. He began to return quietly after the negotiations between the Ministry of Internal Forces and the local leaders, Al Jazeera Arabic reported.
Jaraman, a densely populated suburb, is predominantly inhabited Druze and Christian communities. Druze lives mainly in Lebanon, Syria and Israel.
Israeli military order
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday that the commands of the Israeli army were awarded to “prepare for the defense” of the population of Comrade.
Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz said that Jaraman “attacked the Syrian regime’s forces,” and Israel “is” dedicated to our brothers Comrade in Israel to do anything to prevent the damage to his brothers Comrade in Syria. “
Israel occupies Syrian Golan heights, where a significant community of druities lives and lies less than 100 km (62 miles) from the Jaraman.
About 18,000 drunks in Golan rejected Israeli citizenship, while about 140,000 living in the state of Israel accepted.
Israel also launched air attacks on parts of southern Syria and violated the demilitarized zone between the two countries.
Jaraman leaders rejected Israeli statements as interference.
“Let Israel say what he wants. We are part of Syria,” said Jaraman’s resident Issa Abdul Haq, 53, for the AFP news agency.
‘Alertness against Israel schemes in Syria’
In November, Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said that Israel must use other regional minorities, especially Kurdish and social communities, to improve its goals in the region.
The Lebanese leader of the Walid Jumblatt invited the Syrian community to stay “awake against the Israeli schemes in Syria” A press conference in Beirut on Sunday.
Jumblatt, a former head of the progressive socialist party, also warned against what he said they were wider efforts to undermine Arab national security and said he would visit Syria to talk about development.
“I asked for a meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara next week,” Jumblatt said. He expressed confidence in the Syrian Arab leaders from different backgrounds to counteract what he described as an Israeli “devilish plan”.
As Jaraman stabilizes, the incident emphasizes a fragile balance between local administration, regional tensions and external influences in post -confessed Syria.
