Report: Syrian rebels searched for IDF soldiers’ bodies in Yarmouk camp

Talal Naji, partner secretary ubiquitous of Assad-affiliated Palestinian apprehension classification a Popular Front for a Liberation of Palestine, indicted Syrian rebels of collaborating with Israel during an talk Saturday with Hezbollah’s al-Mayadeen news network.

According to Naji, after Assad’s army overtook a Yarmouk Palestinian interloper stay in Syria from rebels compared with Jabhat al-Nusra and ISIS, it was detected that a rebels had dug out aged graves in a stay with a vigilant of locating a bodies of 3 Israeli soldiers who went blank during a conflict of Sultan Yacoub and are reputed dead: Zachary Baumel, Yehuda Katz and Zvi Feldman.

The conflict of Sultan Yacoub, between Israeli army and Syrian forces, took place during a commencement of a First Lebanon War. The bodies of a soldiers remained in a hands of a Syrian fighters. During a battle, a armed army of both sides met nearby a encampment of Sultan Yacoub, when Israel attempted to benefit a foothold on a Beirut-Damascus highway before a cease-fire between Israel and Syria went into effect.

This is not a initial time that Assad’s supporters have indicted Syrian rebels of receiving support from Israel in an try to criticise their legitimacy. Pictures of Syrian rebels carrying medical reserve with Hebrew letters on them were published in a past, and a Wall Street Journal has even published an talk with Syrian rebels who certified to carrying ties with Israel.

Translated by Tamar Ben-Ozer.