The Israeli army conducted a raid in the village of Sayda, located in the Quneitra province of southern Syria. This raid was reportedly aimed at conducting forced surveys under the pretext of distributing aid.

According to Syrian state television El-Ikhbariyya, the villagers rejected this initiative and did not accept any aid from Israel. Following the fall of the Baath regime, Israel continues to carry out attacks across many regions of Syria.

President Ahmed Shara stated that the Israeli army has conducted over a thousand airstrikes in Syria. He also mentioned that negotiations for a security agreement might yield results in the coming days.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed that security contacts between Syria and Israel are ongoing and some progress has been made. However, he emphasized that an agreement is not imminent.

The Syrian government condemned Israel's repeated incursions, stating that these actions violate international law. It called on the international community to stop these violations.