A reinforced force from the Israeli occupation army infiltrated the town of Beit Jinn in the Damascus countryside to carry out an arrest operation.

The force managed to arrest two brothers whom the occupation claims carried out shooting operations, planted explosives, and planned to carry out more operations.

During the withdrawal of the force, the townspeople attacked the force and showered it with bullets from close distances in a well-planned ambush.

According to the occupation's admission, six members of the force were injured in the ambush, including two officers, and three of the injured sustained serious injuries.

The resistance fighters disabled a military vehicle of the Hummer type, and the force was unable to retrieve it due to the townspeople's fire.

The air force and artillery intervened and targeted the Israeli vehicle after it was abandoned, launching heavy raids that caused significant destruction.

13 Syrians from the town were martyred and several others were injured as a result of the violent occupation bombardment.