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Capitals – “Al-Quds Al-Arabi” and agencies: Syrian pro-regime media reported that air defenses responded early Friday to an “Israeli aggression” in the vicinity of Hama governorate, killing four of one family, according to Reuters.
And the regime news agency (SANA) announced that an Israeli missile strike killed four civilians, including two children, against the Hama governorate in central Syria.
So Friday’s strikes are the first after Biden took office on Wednesday. Israel is waiting to see if the Biden administration will review US policy in the Middle East.
Official media quoted a military source as saying: “At approximately four in the morning, the Israeli enemy launched an airstrike with rocket fire from the direction of the Lebanese city of Tripoli, targeting some targets in the vicinity of Hama. . “The Israeli occupation army declined to comment.
The Syrian military source claimed that the attacks resulted in the death of a father, a mother and their two children, while four other civilians were injured, “in addition to the destruction of three homes of citizens at the western end of Hama.”
Contrary to the regime’s narrative, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the Israeli raids targeted military sites and led to the “destruction” of at least five of them belonging to the Syrian army in the vicinity of the city of Hama, which They also contain Iranian fighters and members of the Lebanese Hezbollah. While Syrian opposition sources confirmed that the murder of a man, a woman and their child in the city of Hama occurred after “the fall of one of the regime’s air defense missiles on their house in the early hours of Friday. “.
Politically, and in a fact that threatens to shuffle the cards in Syria, and while the differences between the blocs that make up the Syrian Negotiation Commission intensify, the Saudi Foreign Ministry suspended the work of the employees of the Syrian Negotiation Commission, and announced the closure of the Commission’s offices in its territory, due to what it described as “the continuous interruption of the work of the Syrian Negotiating Commission”. Days before the celebration of the fifth round scheduled for next Monday in the Swiss capital, Geneva.
Yesterday, the Saudi Arabian Foreign Ministry sent a memorandum to the authority’s headquarters in Riyadh, in which it announced the suspension of the authority’s employees in Saudi Arabia at the end of this month. The Foreign Ministry attached its decision to a memorandum presented by three blocs: the Coordination Commission, the Moscow Platform, and some personalities from the Cairo platform, showing its rejection of the decisions of the Syrian negotiating committee. This comes after the removal of membership from two of the Moscow and Cairo platforms, sparking anger from members within the two blocs against the negotiating body (Details page 4).
