While Hamas attempts to incrementally turn up the heat in the riots among Israel’s Gaza border, the “Palestinian night squads” have resumed their evening protests along the security fence, disrupting the Israel Defense Forces’ routine activity. But Israel had better pay attention to the emerging reality on its Syria border in the Golan Heights where Hezbollah has been attempting to tighten its grip exactly as it did four years ago.

According to Syrian reports, IDF tanks on Monday evening fired artillery rounds at “a demolished hospital” in Syria’s southern Quneitra province near the border with Israel, causing material damage. It was also reported that Israel hit a military observation post in the border village of Jabta Elhashab. Some reports say the post belonged to “local activists,” but it more likely belonged to Hezbollah, which is trying to regain its hold in the Syrian Golan Heights.

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