After targeting the Revolutionary Guard .. Are Iranian militias out of Syria?

On Wednesday (November 20th), Israeli warplanes targeted Iranian Revolutionary Guards militia positions in Syria, amid consuming shouts without action on the ground, from Iranian leaders preparing to destroy Israel.

“In response to missiles fired by an Iranian force from Syrian territory last night, the planes bombed dozens of military targets of the Iranian Qods Force, including surface-to-air missiles, headquarters, weapons depots and military bases,” the Israeli army said in a statement.

The official Syrian News Agency (SANA) confirmed that there were Israeli attacks on the Golan Heights and Marj Ayoun in Lebanon.

For his part, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored more details about the Israeli air strikes, which affected sites in al-Kiswa, Sa’saa, Mezzeh Military Airport, Jdeidet Artouz, the suburb of Qudsaya and the vicinity of Sehnaya, south and southwest of the capital Damascus.

The Israeli strikes against Iranian targets in Syria are not new.Israel has been doing this since the outbreak of the Syrian conflict and the escalation of the Iranian military role and its militias inside Syria.In January 2019, former Israeli Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot revealed that Iranian forces in Syria were targeted by hundreds of strikes, without No reaction from Tehran.

For his part, said Nidal al-Saba, a Lebanese political analyst specializing in the Middle East: The Iranian presence and its militias in Syria will continue under the pretext of Israeli threats.

He recalled the seven, in a statement to the “reference” remarks by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and his emphasis on targeting and besieging Iran in the region, especially in Syria; pointing to the existence of coordination «US-Israeli» on it, likely the presence of meetings and contacts “Israeli-Russian” before the bombing the last one .

The Lebanese political analyst pointed out that Turkey is the beneficiary of the Israeli strikes; because this attack confuses the Syrian Arab army and opens the doors for the regime of Recep Tayyip Erdogan for a further military incursion in the east of the Euphrates and support terrorist groups in Idlib, led by Jabhat al-Nusra led by Abu Mohammed His support for Turkish aggression.