Israel's Defense Minister Yisrael Katz stated that the attacks on Syria serve as a warning for the future. Following clashes in Dera, southern Syria, the Israeli army launched air and ground attacks in the region.

Katz emphasized to the Syrian administration that they should not allow enemy forces to enter the country, or they will pay a heavy price. This statement highlights the ongoing tensions in the region.

The Israeli army has conducted numerous airstrikes targeting Syria's military infrastructure. These attacks complicate the security situation in the region further.

Syrian media reported that nine civilians were killed in the Israeli attacks. This situation exacerbates the humanitarian crisis in the region.

Katz addressed Syrian interim President Ahmed Shara, stating that Israel would not withdraw from the Golan Heights and that the occupation would be permanent.

Israel's military presence in Syria continues to be a significant factor affecting security balances in the region. This situation also resonates in international relations.