The Bar Association condemns the Jordanian attacks on Daraa and considers them a violation of Syrian sovereignty and a war crime. Details: The Bar Association of the Syrian Arab Republic condemned the Jordanian Air Force's strikes on sites in the countryside of Daraa on October 26, 2026, which resulted in at least seven civilian casualties, including women, children and an elderly person, in addition to injuries. The union confirmed that the military operation was carried out without any prior coordination with the relevant Syrian authorities, considering that damage to Syrian territory constitutes a blatant violation of the principle of state sovereignty established in international law and the Charter of the United Nations. She emphasized that civilian casualties amount to a war crime and a serious violation of international humanitarian law and the 1949 Geneva Convention, and emphasized that the Jordanian army's claims of targeting terrorist nests do not legitimize an attack or harm to civilians. The union called on the Syrian government to summon the Jordanian ambassador in Damascus and hand him an official note of protest, contact the Security Council and the United Nations to document the violation and open an independent international investigation and go through the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. She called for compensation for human and material damages and to prosecute those responsible, and announced the establishment of a legal committee of a trade union to document evidence and collect evidence to support national and international legal proceedings and ensure that those involved are held accountable.

The Bar Association condemns the Jordanian attacks on Daraa and considers them a violation of Syrian sovereignty and a war crime. Details: The Bar Association of the Syrian Arab Republic condemned the Jordanian Air Force's strikes on sites in the countryside of Daraa on October 26, 2026, which resulted in at least seven civilian casualties, including women, children and an elderly person, in addition to injuries. The union confirmed that the military operation was carried out without any prior coordination with the relevant Syrian authorities, considering that damage to Syrian territory constitutes a blatant violation of the principle of state sovereignty established in international law and the Charter of the United Nations. She emphasized that civilian casualties amount to a war crime and a serious violation of international humanitarian law and the 1949 Geneva Convention, and emphasized that the Jordanian army's claims of targeting terrorist nests do not legitimize an attack or harm to civilians. The union called on the Syrian government to summon the Jordanian ambassador in Damascus and hand him an official note of protest, contact the Security Council and the United Nations to document the violation and open an independent international investigation and go through the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. She called for compensation for human and material damages and to prosecute those responsible, and announced the establishment of a legal committee of a trade union to document evidence and collect evidence to support national and international legal proceedings and ensure that those involved are held accountable.