Israel bombed forces entering the city of Druz after deadly clashes

Israel says he has bombed the Syrian government forces around Subitida as they entered the City City of Druz after two days of deadly sectarian clashes.

About 100 people were reported to have been killed by battles between Druz’s militias and Bedouin tribes erupted on Sunday.

Syria’s Defense Minister announced a truce in Subitida on Tuesday morning, saying that an agreement had been reached with local dignitaries to unleash the security forces there. However, a spiritual leader of a friend called the local fighters to oppose.

Later, the Prime Minister of Israel said he had ordered strikes by strength and weapons in the area of Subitis, as the government “intends to use (them) against Druza”.

Benjamin Netanyahu said he was committed to preventing the harm in Syria because of their deep ties to Israeli residents and Israeli’s heights.

This is the first time the Syrian government forces were located in Subitida, since in December, the rebels led by Islamist removed President Bashar al -Assad.

Minority communities are suspicious of the intermediate President Ahmed al-Sharaa, despite his promises to defend them, and so far, the province of Suwis has remained largely under the control of Druz’s militia, which opposes the calls to join the security forces.

It is reported that the fight between Bedouin tribes and Druz’s militias in Suvida were caused by the robbery and abduction of a Druzi dealer on the highway until Damascus last Friday.

On Sunday, it was reported that the Armed Fighters of Druza had wrapped up and later seized the city district of Al-Macquas, which was inhabited by Bedouin.

The clashes soon spread to other parts of the province of Suwis, and tribes say tribes have launched attacks against the cities and villages of Druz in the city outskirts.

As the death issue reached 30, the Syrian Interior Ministry announced that its forces and those of the Ministry of Defense would intervene and impose an order, stating that “the dangerous escalation is coming into the light of the lack of relevant official institutions.”

There was a short period of tranquility on Sunday night after mediation between Bedouin and Druz leaders led to the release of people abducted on both sides, according to the news outlet managed by Suwayda 24 activists.

But on Monday, he said the fighting resumed the province west of the city after drones attacked villages at the same time as government forces located in the nearby areas of the Eastern province of Draa.

Subsequently, Suwayda 24 reported that villages in the area were also affected by a mortal fire and that dozens of dead and injured were brought to local hospitals.

In the meantime, the Israeli military said it had hit several government tanks to prevent them from progressing to the city of Subitida. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the strikes were “a clear warning to the Syrian regime”.

On Monday night, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights Based in the UK Monitoring Group reported that 99 people were killed, including 60 Druze, including four civilians, 18 Bedouin fighters, 14 security forces.

The Ministry of Defense said 18 security officers were killed during attacks on military points by what he calls “outlawed.”

On Tuesday morning, Druz’s spiritual leadership stated that they agreed to allow governmental forces to enter the province of Subitida to end the bloodshed. They also called on all armed groups there to cooperate and hand over their weapons.

But hours later, influential Druz Sheikh Hikmat Al-Hari published a video summoned to Druz’s fighters to “reside