After collapse of Assad's regime, Israel continued its strikes on military installations in Syria

Following the downfall of Assad's regime, Israel intensified its aerial operations targeting military sites within Syria. Despite these actions, Israel maintained its stance, affirming that their troops had not crossed the boundaries of the internationally acknowledged demilitarized zone. This ongoing conflict has resulted in heightened tensions in the region, with over 100 airstrikes reported in 2023 alone. The strikes are often justified by Israel as necessary measures to prevent Iranian influence and arms transfers to Hezbollah, a group considered a threat to Israeli security. The situation remains volatile, drawing international attention and concern over potential escalations.