Syrians protest Israel’s incursions near occupied Golan Heights

Syrians have come out across the country in a nationwide show of solidarity with people in the south here who are facing raids, incursions, arrests and shootings by Israeli troops who invade sovereign Syrian territory on a near daily basis. People came out in Damascus, in Homs, in Hasakah, in Aleppo and in Idlib. But it is here in Daraa where the protests are strongest, the capital of one of the provinces that is facing this Israeli aggression. We refuse any form of Zionist occupation, even American Zionism, even if it's not Zionist by itself. Dozens of Syrians are still detained inside Israel. Farmers and shepherds are prevented from accessing the land that they need to make a living. We don't want a war. The people are out of a war. They don't want a war. The amount of Israeli extradition that caused or demanded that the people move against it, even individually, is ready. When Israeli troops come in, they set up checkpoints, they bulldoze barriers across the roads, and they're even constructing new military berms and roads themselves. Only on Thursday morning, during one of these incursions, Israeli troops shot and killed a disabled man. People across the south are growing increasingly frustrated that it seems like neither their government nor the UN forces that are responsible for patrolling the border and the buffer zone seem able to protect them.