Israel’s new buffer zone in Syria begins to stabilize, but the ground is shifting fast

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Ynet reporter at Syria security zone on border in Golan Heights: Months after Assad's fall and the IDF's entry into Syria, a fortified buffer zone is taking shape; 'No reckless missions,' says the 474th Golan Brigade commander, who monitors his troops' performance via Syrian social media.
Nearly six months have passed since the collapse of Bashar Assad’s regime in Syria, after which IDF forces began entering Syrian territory. The new security buffer zone Israel has established along the border in the Golan Heights is beginning to take shape, but the atmosphere remains tense, and the situation is evolving faster than history is accustomed to.

Take Tel Kodna, for example—once a Syrian outpost, it has overnight become a forward Israeli control post. “We’ve gone back to the days of border outposts, like in South Lebanon,” says Col. Benny Kata, commander of the 474th Golan Brigade. “This is an outpost. It operates like one. It’s a combat zone, with ready machine-gun positions, fragmentation grenades and missiles.”

There’s no small military canteen here, no vending machines. As a deep combat post, civilian suppliers and services don’t come near it. Entry and exit are conducted only via secured convoys, much like the final years of Israel’s presence in southern Lebanon. Touring the new line of positions beyond the border, where the IDF now operates freely, Kata says: “If I’m physically sitting here on the ground, I’m protecting the Golan much better—and that’s our mission.” (Read More)