US Secretary of State Visit to the Occupied Syrian Golan
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, accompanied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Israeli Occupation State, arrived yesterday by helicopter to the occupied Golan, after concluding his visit to the settlement of "Psagot" located in “Jabal al-Tawil” east of Ramallah, Palestine. Pompeo reiterated the current US government’s position that recognizes Israel’s claim to sovereignty over the Golan, declaring that the Golan "... is part of Israel and that Israel has the right to defend its sovereignty”.
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Report on Israel’s Violations of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
On the Occasion of the Human Rights Committee’s 2022 Review of the State of Israel’s Implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Forty years of the annexation of the Golan and imposing citizenship
Forty years have passed since the Israeli government's decision to annex the occupied Syrian Golan (hereinafter, the Golan) on 14 December 1981, and to impose the laws of the occupier after 14 years of the Golan being subjected to military rule since its occupation in 1967.
Nature Reserves in The Occupied Golan-The environment in the service of land control policy-
Dr. Nazeh Brik 29.11.2021 Introduction:The June War of 1967 ended, with Israel taking control of an area of 1,260 square kilometers of the Syrian Golan Heights. About 60 square kilometers were returned to Syrian sovereignty in 1974 (Beger Gidon). Today, Israel controls 96% of the area it still occupies (1,200 square kilometers), which its ownership belonged […]
Al-Marsad Condemns the Assassination of Medhat Al-Saleh
20 October 2021 On Saturday morning, 16 October 2021, Medhat Al-Saleh, 54, was assassinated by the Israeli occupation army sniper. According to Syrian sources* and the media, the sniper shot 11 bullets at Medhat while he was working next to his house in Ain Al-Teeneh, opposite occupied Majdal Shams, hundreds of meters from the ceasefire […]
Establishing new water reservoirs in the occupied Golan
Toward the end of 2008, the occupation authorities had already built fourteen (14) water complexes in the occupied Golan.