Israel hosting wounded Syrian rebels

Israeli hospitals currently have become a favorable treatment center for Syrian rebels, including Takfiri terrorists.

On February 17, Haaretz reported that seven wounded Syrian rebels were being treated in an Israeli hospital after being brought there by Israeli soldiers. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the time called their treatment “exceptional, isolated cases.”

Reports say that Takfiri terrorists too are getting preferential treatment at Israeli hospitals. Such reports are found all throughout the Internet.

According to nodisinfo.com, these reports are a kind of proof that the Takfiri’s and their criminal assets, such as the released-from-prison hardened criminals, are working as one cabal with the Zionists to overthrow the Syrian government.

Reuters reported Saturday that the arrival of Syrian rebels in Israel for treatment started this year as a trickle but now it is a steady flow.

According to Reuters, the Nahariya hospital has treated more than 80 Syrians since March, around the time the Israeli military began taking in wounded rebels.

The army does not reveal how the Syrians are brought over, nor whether it coordinates with rebels or others who deliver them into Israeli hands.

At the hospitals, the army stations military police outside the rooms of most male patients. Many of these, staff said, have come in with wounds most likely sustained in combat. At Ziv, doctors checking one fighter's pockets found a hand grenade, according to Reuters.

"They could be al Qaeda. We just don't know," one staff member said, adding that the men were being guarded for their own safety too - in case of disputes among patients.

With many Israeli medical staff being native Arabic speakers, communication with Syrian patients presents little problem.

A rebel fighter says word of Israeli treatment was spreading back to Syria: "I was happy when I found I was here," he said. "Most fighters know they will get good care in Israel."