The US newspaper The Wall Street Journal reports that Israel has offered the "rebel" groups regarded as terrorists by Damascus, medical supplies, food and funds to "protect its borders from the crisis in Syria and establish a buffer zone on its border ".
According to the report, Tel Aviv created a special military unit in 2012 to monitor and coordinate the transfer of aid to the "rebels", a strategy that includes payment of salaries and delivery of arms and ammunition.
Abu Suhaib, commander of the terrorist group al-Fursan Yulan, told the American newspaper that Israel pays about $ 5,000 a month.
This group, according to the report, contacted Israel in 2013 when the Syrian army attacked members of the terrorist group in the southern areas of Syria.
Fursan al-Yulan has about 400 fighters in the province of Al-Quneitra, located 70 kilometers from Damascus, the Syrian capital, and is allied with at least four other terrorist groups also they receive Israeli assistance, according to statements members of terrorist bands offered daily.
