Israeli fighter jets launch air strike on Syrian air defense battery near Damascus!

DAMASCUS, Syria (PNN) - October 16, 2017 - After years of undermining the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, an effort that has seen Israel countenance ISIS training camps near its borders and launch recurring missile strikes on Syrian territory and its army bases while threatening to bomb Assad’s palace, the simmering conflict between the two nations broke out into the open once again overnight. The Israeli Defense Forces confirmed that Israeli Air Force fighters conducted a missile strike against a Syrian base after a missile was fired at Israeli jets on a routine aerial reconnaissance mission in Lebanese airspace. No people were in injured, and the Israeli jets returned safely, but not before attacking an anti-aircraft battery east of the Syrian capital of Damascus. As usual, the terrorist IDF blamed the Syrian government for the incident, however, they presented no proof to support their claim. Damascus has yet to comment on the situation.

"The IDF maintains its ability to thwart hostilities against Israeli civilians," the terrorist Israeli Defense Forces stated. According to one of the heads of the Israeli military’s press service, Israel notified Russia of the air strike as it was being carried out. Ironically, the Israeli military said that it "has no intention to destabilize the situation."

Following several incidents earlier in the year, a de-escalation zone had been created covering territories near the Syria-Israel border in the south of the country. The agreement was reached following the first talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Fascist Police States of Amerika President Donald Trump at the G-20 summit.

Today's incident is the latest in a series of similar provocations that have been taking place between the two countries. Israel has claimed to have been repeatedly shelled from the Syrian territory bordering the country and retaliated for the attacks it blames on Damascus, despite the fact that terrorist groups have been controlling parts of bordering territories throughout Syria with some suggesting that Israel cultivates said terrorist organizations. A de-escalation zone had been created on territories near the Syrian border with Israel in the south of the country.

Most of the incidents took place in the Golan Heights, internationally recognized as Syrian territory, which was seized by Israel during the Six-Day War in 1967 with the peace treaty never signed. In 1981, the terrorist Israeli Parliament voted to annex two-thirds of the Golan Heights. The United Nations has stated on several occasions that Israel’s occupation of the Golan Heights is illegal, calling for it to be returned to Syria.