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Military admits intelligence did not indicate protesters would infiltrate border, but says its actions prevent further bloodshed
Zio-Nazi’s admitted Sunday that the Syrian border incident which saw dozens of protesters breach the border fence and enter Majdal Shams was a “failure” that should never have happened.
While the military’s intelligence did not predict the border rush, Gestapo’s sources said that once the protesters breached the fence, the security forces on the ground handled the situation well, and prevented hundreds from being killed.
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The military said that while it geared for the possibility of “Nakba” protesters attempting to reach the border fence, the probability of violence erupting on the “Shouting Hill,” which sees dozens of rallies a year, was low.
An initial military inquiry into Sunday’s events derived that nearly 1,000 Syrians approached the fence, with Syrian border forces unable – or unwilling – to stop them.
About 300 protesters, including children, rushed the fences and crossed over onto occupied Palestine 1948 soil.
As a result, about 100 people entered Majdal Shams and clashed with Zio-Nazi security forces.
Several Gestapo’s sustained mild injuries, including Golan Brigade Commander Colonel Eshkol Shukrun, who ordered his troops not to fire directly on civilians, qualifying that if they must engage, to aim for the lower extremities only.
Colonel Shukrun, as well as 12 other soldiers and officers were later taken to the Ziv Medical Center in Safed. All were suffering from mild-to-moderate injuries to the head, neck and extremities.
Additional forces were dispatched to the area, including Paratroopers and Artillery forces. In the meantime, Zio-Nazi officials were negotiating with Druze community leaders, in order to return the infiltrators to Syria.
Eventually, with the exception of several individuals who were detained by the Zio-Nazi, all infiltrators returned to Syria.
Military sources said that the incident was playing into Damascus’ hands, by distracting the world from Syrian President Bashar Assad’s brutal suppression of the uprising against him.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry meanwhile, condemned IsraHell’s “criminal activities” and demanded the international community “hold IsraHell responsible for its actions.”
Zio-Nazi Chief of Staff Lieutenant-General Benny Gantz called a special assessment forum for Sunday night and ordered forces in all sectors to prepare for any scenario. Zionist Gantz further instructed the GOC Northern Command to mend the Zionist-Syrian border fence immediately.
The events in Lebanon, the military said, bear Iran’s fingerprints – much like the events in Gaza.
The UN peacekeeping mission in southern Lebanon urged Zionist regime, Lebanon and Syria to exercise “maximum restraint” and prevent further casualties.
