Key Israeli Targets in Syria Since Assad

Since the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024, Israel has experienced a broad escalation of military activity in Syria. Since then, more than 250 airstrikes have targeted 14 airports and military bases, including the Mazzah, Qamishli, Tadmur, and Tiberias airports, with the aim of destroying the air infrastructure and countering any efforts to rebuild the regime's air forces. The escalation has led to the destruction of several military facilities, such as the Tiyfor base and the research center in Damascus, as well as naval and missile sites along the Syrian coast. Satellite images also revealed extensive repair operations at Abu al-Zuhur Airport prior to the latest strike in August 2026, with Israel conducting intensive attacks to disable the airport completely and prevent its rehabilitation. Israel announced the cancellation of the 1974 disengagement agreement after taking control of border areas, affirming that it would not permit any hostile forces to position themselves along its borders.

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