Israeli Airstrikes Target Leadership in Southern Syria

Israeli airstrikes on March 13, 2025, targeted a residence linked to Palestinian Islamic Jihad leader Ziad al-Nakhaleh in Damascus, but no casualties were reported as the location was empty.

On March 13, 2025, Israeli fighter jets conducted a series of airstrikes in southern Syria, specifically targeting the outskirts of Damascus. Reports indicated that the airstrikes focused on the alleged residence of Ziad al-Nakhaleh, the leader of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Associated Press cited Ismail Sindak, a member of Islamic Jihad, stating that the targeted apartment has remained vacant for years and that Nakhaleh is not currently in Syria. Sindak also informed that there were no casualties resulting from the attack as the house was empty.

In summary, Israeli airstrikes in southern Syria targeted a location associated with a Palestinian Islamic Jihad leader, although no casualties occurred due to its vacant status. This incident underscores ongoing tensions between Israel and Syrian factions.

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