Israeli army says it stopped settlers entering Syria buffer zone

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The Israeli army stated that it stopped approximately 40 Israeli settlers from entering Syria's buffer zone earlier today. The group was returned to Israel and handed over to police after briefly entering the Israeli-controlled area.

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The Israeli military said it intercepted about 40 Israeli settlers who attempted to cross into Syria earlier today. According to the army, the group entered several hundred metres into the Israeli-controlled buffer zone before being returned to Israel and handed over to police.

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