IDF releases body-camera footage of Syria gun battle that wounded six Israeli soldiers during arrest operation targeting al-Jamaa al-Islamiyya terrorists.

Israel’s military says its troops entered an area in southern Syria to apprehend two suspected militants when they came under fire.

Local sources tell Al Jazeera that three people were killed, others wounded in Israeli strikes on the town of Beit Jinn.

Israel has carried out frequent strikes across Syria in 2025, hitting targets on the outskirts of Damascus and in the country's south in what it says are efforts to disrupt threats against Israel and to protect the Druze community near the frontier.

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Reports of heavy clashes between IDF forces and residents in the town of Beit Jinn, Syria. Israel has not commented so far.

Israel’s public broadcaster KAN reported on November 26 that Palestinian Islamic Jihad has been “increasingly strengthening its military wing in Syria in recent weeks,” particularly around Palestinian refugee camps in Damascus.

The group of young men used a circular saw to cut the fence while confronting IDF forces; At least five have been caught