Israel has detained dozens of Syrians. Where are they and what is happening to them?

Israel has detained dozens of Syrians after seizing a UN-mandated buffer zone. Families of detainees cannot obtain information about loved ones. AP reports.

Ali al-Abdullah spent more than five months in Israeli detention centers. He said he was beaten and placed in solitary confinement, but never charged.

The capture of the buffer zone in December 2024 sparked resentment across Syria. The families of the detained Syrians feel hopeless and their pleas to the Syrian government and the UN remain unanswered.

The Israeli military said it was detaining individuals with reasonable suspicions of involvement in terrorism. Allegations of ill-treatment are denied.

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