Israeli aviation nearly hit border activists

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority "Kan" reported that the Israeli army nearly opened fire on five Israeli right-wing activists near the Syrian border, after suspecting that they were forming a terrorist cell attempting to infiltrate Israel. These activists belong to the "Roads of the Habbashan" movement, which calls for establishing Jewish settlements in Syrian territory. They were spotted near Mount Hermon. The movement confirmed that crossings into the area have occurred repeatedly and continues its efforts to establish a settlement in the Golan, despite Israeli military intervention and the detention of several groups of them. The Israeli army described the crossing of the border as a life-threatening crime, while the activists accused the army of using excessive violence during their detention. Multiple crossing attempts have been made, the latest on July 13.

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