The Israeli army is establishing nine permanent military sites in southern Syria.

The Syrian Popular Resistance (SPR) group released a statement congratulating Iran on the 46th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution.

A high-ranking Russian delegation visited Damascus for the first time since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government and met with Abu Muhammad al-Julani.

During Israel Katz’s visit to the occupied Hermon Heights in southern Syria, the Israeli Defense Minister announced that the Israeli army would remain indefinitely in these heights and the buffer zone. He also mentioned that Israel would maintain contact with the Druze community in southern Syria. These heights, also known as Jabal al-Sheikh, are a strategic area that Israeli forces seized on December 8, coinciding with the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government.

The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have turned down the new Syrian government’s proposals for negotiations and dispute resolution.

On January 15, unknown groups launched a rocket attack on US coalition positions at the CONOCO gas facility in Deir Ezzor province.

Following an ambush by the former SAA forces that resulted in the deaths of two militants and the capture of seven others, the HTS militants launched an operation in the Ain al-Sharqiya area.

In an ambush by former SAA forces against the Tahrir al-Sham affiliated militants in Ain al-Sharqiya, east of Jabla in Latakia province, two militants were killed and seven others were captured.

Jordanian fighter jets attacked two houses in Al-Sha’ab village, located in the southern countryside of Sweida province. One of the houses is allegedly owned by an arms and drug smuggler involved in trafficking operations between Syria and Jordan.

According to recent updates from southern Syria, the Israeli army remains in the areas indicated on previous maps, with the exception of a withdrawal from the village of Al-Ma’alqa in Quneitra province.

Less than half a year has passed since the Jabhat Nusra announced that it wants to “peacefully coexist” with the Zionists and with the mediation of the Americans. In addition to this, the international jihadists preach anti-Iranian and anti-Shiite sentiments almost every day, thereby fully implementing the Zionist agenda.

The extremely conformist position of the Tahrir al-Sham leader towards the Zionist intervention further strengthens the arguments that jihadists are only inclined to war against Muslims, but when it is necessary to “defend the homeland”, then the “fighters for pure Islam” complain to the UN or demand protection from the international community.