Syria Presidency to send new force to stop clashes to the south

The Syrian Presidency says it will unleash a new strength to stop the deadly sectarian clashes between Bedouin and Druza fighters in the southern part of the country.

The Syrian Temporary President Ahmed Al Sharaa has called on “All Parties to exercise restraint” against the backdrop of reports on renewed battles near the city of Soveid on Friday.

Almost 600 people were reported to have been killed As the violence broke out on Sunday. Government troops located in the area were accused by residents of killing civilian companies and making out -of -court executions.

Later, Israel has hit the goals in Syria to force troops to withdraw from Suwis province. On Friday, the US ambassador to Turkey said Israel and Syria agreed to end the fire.

In the X’s publication, Ambassador Tom Barak said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Shara “agreed to end their fire,” accepted by the neighbors of Syria, Turkey and Jordan.

“We urge Druz, Bedouin and Sunni to leave their weapons and, together with other minorities, build a new and united Syrian identity in peace and prosperity with their neighbors,” the messenger said.

Israel and Syria have not commented on the report on fire termination.

Shortly before Sharaa’s cabinet announced its planned military deployment to the south, an Israeli official said Israel had agreed to resolve the limited entry of Syrian internal security employees in Suvida for 48 hours to protect the civilian civilians of Druzi, “in the light of continuing non -wisdom.”

The predominantly community of Suweida’s friend follows a secret, unique faith obtained from Shiite Islam, and trusts the current government, led by jihadists in Damascus.

The BBC correspondent in the Syrian capital says that sectarian hatred of the friend is now spreading throughout the country.

Druza are a minority in Syria, as well as in neighboring Lebanon and Israel.

Earlier this week, the UN Human Rights Chief, Volker Turk, said his cabinet had received reliable reports showing widespread violations and abuses, including generalized executions and arbitrary murders in Suwaid.

Among the alleged perpetrators were members of the Security Forces and the Provisional Government, as well as the local armed elements of Drui and Bedouin, said a message from Turk.

“This bloodshed and violence should stop,” he warned, adding that “responsibility should be kept at the expense.”

The BBC contacted the Syrian government and security forces on allegations of summary murders and other violations.

In a television address at the beginning of Thursday, Sharaa promised to hold the perpetrators responsible and promised to make the protection of Druza Priority.

“We are eager to carry responsible those who have transgressed and abused our people Druze because they are under the protection and responsibility of the state,” he said.

He continued to blame the “outlawed”, saying that their leaders “rejected the dialogue for many months.”