Zionist Occupation Army Transfers More Injured Terrorists from Occupied Golan to Its Hospitals

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OCCUPIED AL-QUDS-The Israeli occupation authorities continue their blatant violation of the Security Council Resolution No. 2170 and the Disengagement Agreement on the Syrian Golan Heights by persisting in providing their military and intelligence support for the armed terrorist groups in Syria including al-Nousra Front.

 

Within this context, the Israeli occupation forces last night transferred two injured terrorists across the occupied Syrian Golan to a hospital in northern occupied Palestine for treatment after clashes with the Syrian Arab Army.

According to the Israeli Wala website, the Zionist army moved the two injured terrorists to Boria Hospital in Tabareyya city across the occupied Syrian Golan.

 The number of terrorists injured in clashes with the Syrian army and moved to be treated in the Israeli hospitals has so far reached 111.

Hamda Mustafa

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