In late December, Ruwayda al-Aqaar and her family experienced an invasion by Israeli soldiers in the village of Suwaisah, Syria. They awoke to the sound of tanks and bulldozers, filled with fear of displacement following prior incursions in surrounding areas. This military action followed the Syrian rebels' ousting of President Assad. The Israeli forces have continued operations, specifically targeting military outposts and demanding local residents surrender any weapons, which has led to heightened anxiety among the villagers regarding their safety and future.
Ruwayda al-Aqaar described the terrifying experience of waking to Israeli soldiers invading their village, highlighting fears of displacement and military occupation among locals.
Residents of Suwaisah reported ongoing Israeli raids, which started soon after Syrian rebels ousted Assad, raising concerns over prolonged military presence in the region.
The Israeli military targeted Syrian border villages, particularly dismantling abandoned outposts and demanding weapons from locals, further instilling insecurity among the population.
Interviews with Suwaisah and nearby villagers revealed the emotional turmoil and uncertainty caused by Israeli incursions, as families feared for their homes and safety.
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