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'Expel the Sunni and Shia': Settler project for 'Greater Israel' sets its sights on Syria

A group of Israeli settler activists gathered along the fence separating the occupied Golan Heights from southern Syria in mid-May.

Some chained themselves to the barrier while at least ten crossed into Syrian territory near the town of Majdal Shams, at the foot of Mount Hermon (Jabal al-Sheikh).

Organised by Halutzei HaBashan (Pioneers of Bashan), the act was the latest in a series of provocations demanding that Israel authorise Jewish settlements beyond the 1974 ceasefire line.

Israel’s military later confirmed that “[soldiers] returned the civilians to Israeli territory and apprehended them,” transferring them to the Israeli police. 

Read more: ‘Expel the Sunni and Shia’: Settler project for ‘Greater Israel’ sets its sights on Syria

Israeli settlers gather along the fence separating the occupied Golan Heights from southern Syria on 17 May (X/HaluzeyHabashan)

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