Damascus, September 13 (QNA) - Israeli forces made a fresh incursion into the outskirts of Beit Jinn in western Damascus countryside on Sunday, deploying military vehicles and setting up a checkpoint to search farmers and passersby, according to local sources.

Israeli vehicles entered through the southern entrance of the town, near the Bab Al-Sadd area, where personnel searched farmers and pedestrians. There were no immediate reports of arrests.

An Israeli infantry force also entered the Jurat Al-Louz area on the western outskirts of the town, while four artillery shells fired by Israeli forces landed around Beit Jinn, the sources said.

The developments followed Israeli incursions earlier on Sunday into several areas of the Quneitra and Daraa countrysides, accompanied by intensive surveillance aircraft activity and gunfire toward residential areas in the village of Maariya in the Yarmouk Basin area.

The latest moves are part of repeated Israeli incursions into southern Syria, which Damascus says violate the 1974 Disengagement Agreement. Syria has repeatedly called on the international community to take action to halt the incursions and compel Israel to withdraw fully from Syrian territory. (QNA)