Zionist Occupation Sets up Checkpoints to isolate Syrian Occupied Golan Villages

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OCCUPIED GOLAN-The Zionist occupation persists in its oppressive policies against the villages and towns of the occupied Syrian Golan.

In a new procedure to isolate occupied Golan areas and impose divisions among the people of the Golan villages, the occupation police forces have set up a number of checkpoints at the entrances of the villages and towns of occupied Golan.

Meanwhile, within the framework of the occupation racist policies, the Israeli army announced “Navia Ateef” settlement, which was build west of the Syrian town of Majdal Shams on the ruins of “Jibata al-Zeit” village, as a closed military zone.

The incessant Israeli wide-range and various violations against the occupied Syrian Golan have caused serious social, political, economic and cultural impacts on the people of Golan who repeatedly affirm their rejection of occupation and who are always exposed to arrests, detention and torture by the Israeli occupation authorities. 

H. Mustafa 

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