Terrorists Injured in Syria Continue to Get Treatment in Occupation’s Hospitals

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OCCUPIED Al-Quds, (ST)-The Zionist enemy persists in providing different forms of support for the armed terrorist groups in Syria particularly those taking positions in the Syrian Golan.

In a new development, the Israeli occupation forces yesterday night transferred two inured terrorists from Syria to the Poria hospital in the city of Tabaraya in the occupied Syrian Golan for treatment.

The terrorists were injured during clashes with the Syrian Arab Army.

 According to the Israeli Walla website, the number of wounded terrorists transferred from Syria for treatment in Poria hospital has reached 168.

Such Israeli assistance is a flagrant violation of the UN and the Security Council resolutions which provide for combating terrorism.

 

Hamda Mustafa

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