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Israel resumes excavation work in the al-Makr area in the rural area of ​​Quneitra Details: The Information Directorate of Quneitra announced that the Israeli IDF has resumed excavation work in the al-Makr area, southwest of the Al-Khanut farm in the southern rural area of ​​Quneitra, near the Tal Abu al-Jither base, after a break that lasted about a month and a half. Drilling mechanisms are working to complete the construction of an earthen mound whose height is estimated to be about 6 meters, at the same time as digging a road inside it with an estimated depth of about 4 meters and a width of up to 5 meters. The construction of the dam threatens to annex parts of agricultural lands and grazing areas, which limits people's ability to access and benefit from them for agriculture and animal grazing.

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Israel resumes excavation work in the al-Makr area in the rural area of ​​Quneitra Details: The Information Directorate of Quneitra announced that the Israeli IDF has resumed excavation work in the al-Makr area, southwest of the Al-Khanut farm in the southern rural area of ​​Quneitra, near the Tal Abu al-Jither base, after a break that lasted about a month and a half. Drilling mechanisms are working to complete the construction of an earthen mound whose height is estimated to be about 6 meters, at the same time as digging a road inside it with an estimated depth of about 4 meters and a width of up to 5 meters. The construction of the dam threatens to annex parts of agricultural lands and grazing areas, which limits people's ability to access and benefit from them for agriculture and animal grazing.

Israel resumes excavation work in the al-Makr area in the rural area of ​​Quneitra Details: The Information Directorate of Quneitra announced that the Israeli IDF has resumed excavation work in the al-Makr area, southwest of the Al-Khanut farm in the southern rural area of ​​Quneitra, near the Tal Abu al-Jither base, after a break that lasted about a month and a half. Drilling mechanisms are working to complete the construction of an earthen mound whose height is estimated to be about 6 meters, at the same time as digging a road inside it with an estimated depth of about 4 meters and a width of up to 5 meters. The construction of the dam threatens to annex parts of agricultural lands and grazing areas, which limits people's ability to access and benefit from them for agriculture and animal grazing.

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