Makeshift encampments housing Syrians fleeing from Daraa, as seen from the Israeli side of the Golan Heights. June 29, 2018, credit : Gil Eliyahu


Army says it provided tons of food, medicine and clothing to Syrians living in makeshift encampments on Golan border, but says will not allow them entry to Israel

The Israeli army said on Friday that it transferred overnight humanitarian aid to Syrians fleeing fighting in Syria and to those currently living in makeshift encampments not far from the border with Israel.

The shipment was made to camps in the south and center of the Syrian side of the Golan Heights, the Israel Defense Forces said in a statement. These camps, the army said, are located along the border and are currently housing a few thousand Syrians fleeing fighting in the Daraa region. According to the UN, over 120,000 Syrians have fled the area in recent days.

"We left under bombardment, barrel bombs, [air strikes by] Russian and Syrian warplanes," said Abu Khaled al-Hariri, 36, who fled from al-Harak town to the Golan frontier with his wife and five children.
"We are waiting for God to help us, for tents, blankets, mattresses, aid for our children to eat and drink."

The UN human rights chief warned Friday of a "catastrophe" in southern Syria and called on all sides in the conflict to end the escalating violence in Daraa and avoid a repetition "of the bloodshed and suffering seen earlier this year" in eastern suburbs of the capital Damascus.


The army said the living conditions in the camps were dire, with no access to electricity, water or food. The army also said that recent days have seen a rise in the number of Syrians living in the encampments.

According to a statement by the IDF, aid was transferred to four different sites on the Syrian side of the Golan during the operation. They said over 300 tents, 13 tons of food, 15 tons of baby formula and three large shipments of medical equipment and clothing had been delivered.
https://www.haaretz.com/amp/israel-n...mpression=true


Israel delivers aid but says it won't accept Syrian refugees


Both Israel and Jordan say they cannot accept Syrians displaced by government offensive


120,000 Syrians have been displaced by fighting in southern Syria (AFP)

Syrians displaced by a government offensive in the country's south will not be allowed to cross into Israeli-held territory, an Israeli minister and the military said on Friday.

More than 120,000 Syrians have reportedly gathered near the border with Jordan and the Israeli-occupied area of the Golan Heights since the Syrian army began its push to retake rebel-held territory.
http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/is...ees-1565297090

miris.. bantuan sementara dr IDF tp tetep
di tolak masuk ke israel maupun jordan


lanjut ke lebanon palingan ..
rezim assad nyusahin tetangga mulu