Tensions Surge as Israeli Construction Violates Ceasefire Along Alpha Line

The United Nations peacekeepers have accused the Israeli military of severe violations of ceasefire agreements with Syria due to ongoing construction projects along the Alpha Line, separating Israeli-occupied Golan Heights from Syria. The situation threatens to escalate regional tensions, necessitating close monitoring by the UN Disengagement Observer Force.

United Nations peacekeepers have raised alarms over Israeli military actions, specifically accusing them of committing 'severe violations' of a ceasefire agreement with Syria. This follows extensive construction activities by Israel along the Alpha Line, which delineates the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights from Syria.

The United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF), which has monitored the area since 1974, issued the warning after a report by the Associated Press revealed satellite imagery highlighting the extent of Israeli works on the frontier.

These developments, commencing in July, include new roadways and a potential buffer zone, reflecting similar actions along the Gaza Strip. Although no direct violence occurred along the Alpha Line, the activities risk heightened tensions, prompting ongoing UNDOF observation. The Israeli military has yet to comment, while Syrian officials remain silent on the issue.

(With inputs from agencies.)