Israeli Airstrike in Damascus – Initial Death Toll at 15, Several Injured

An Israeli airstrike in Damascus killed at least 15 people. (Photo: video grab)

By Palestine Chronicle Staff  

Syrian state media, SANA, reported an initial death toll of 15, with at least 16 people being injured. 

Israel conducted new airstrikes on the Mazzeh neighborhood and Qudsaya area in Damascus, Syria, on Thursday, resulting in the deaths and injuries of several people. 

Syrian state media, SANA, reported an initial death toll of 15, with at least 16 people being injured. 

According to SANA, the strikes targeted residential buildings, with loud explosions resonating across both neighborhoods. 

Meanwhile, the Israeli Army Radio claimed the attacks aimed at assets and leadership sites of the Islamic Jihad in Damascus as part of pre-planned operations, emphasizing they were not assassination attempts.

Earlier in the day, explosions were reported in the city of Homs, where Syrian air defenses reportedly intercepted hostile targets over the southern airspace of the city. 

On Wednesday, the Qusayr area in Homs countryside also experienced airstrikes, with Syrian media reporting Israeli raids on locations like Shinshar, Al-Daf Bridge, Al-Qusayr, and the Al-Dabaa checkpoint.

Israel has carried out numerous airstrikes on Syria over the years, alleging they are affiliated with Iran or Hezbollah.

This is a developing story ..

(The Palestine Chronicle)

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1 Comment

  1. I wish these critters would stop champing at the bit and ‘go rogue’ and blast away directly at Tartus naval base or Khmeimim air base. They’ve definitely got it in them to do it. The response . . . . . . . ? – a limited redirected whack-a-mole, or perhaps a robust complaint filed with the security council. We live in depressing and very tragic times. Iran, up to the plate.

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