TEHRAN (Basirat)- The Israeli regime’s latest aerial assaults on Syria have hit a Palestinian refugee camp, leaving three Palestinians dead and five other wounded.

The Israeli regime’s latest aerial assaults on Syria have hit a Palestinian refugee camp, leaving three Palestinians dead and five other wounded.
Parstoday.com reports:
The casualties came in Tel Aviv’s Monday airstrikes on the Khan al-Shih refugee camp, situated near the Syrian capital city of Damascus, the Palestinian Ma’an news agency quoted the relief organization Jafra Foundation for Relief and Youth Development as saying on Tuesday.
Civilian houses as well as a center devoted to providing psychological support, recreation and hygiene awareness to children were also heavily damaged in the Israeli air raids, the organization added.
Palestinians residing in Khan al-Shih have been caught at the center of fighting between the Syrian government forces and foreign-backed terrorists. They also suffer from dire humanitarian conditions and need medical services.
Additionally on Monday, an Israeli military spokeswoman said that the regime forces launched strikes against two Syrian army positions in the Golan Heights in response to what she called stray fire coming from the Syrian side.
Tel Aviv, which is the key supporters of terrorist groups in Syria, has targeted the region several times in recent years.