Israel launches over 350 airstrikes in Syria following Assad's regime collapse

Israel has conducted over 350 airstrikes in Syria over the past 48 hours, targeting military sites and naval facilities following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime. The strikes aimed to destroy strategic weapons and prevent them from reaching extremist groups. Israeli naval forces destroyed several vessels at two Syrian naval facilities. Israel's Defense Minister stated that the military operations are intended to create a demilitarized zone in southern Syria to enhance regional security. The situation has drawn criticism from neighboring countries and international organizations, which accuse Israel of violating international law. The fall of Assad has created uncertainty in Syria, with the rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham now in control of much of the country.