FILE- Israeli soldiers stand on the fence with the buffer zone that separates the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights from Syria. AFP
The broadcaster provided no further details on the size of the Israeli force or whether the raids resulted in any arrests.
It was also not immediately clear whether the occupation forces had withdrawn from the town.
The raids were the latest episode in what Syrian authorities describe as an almost daily pattern of Israeli air strikes, ground incursions, arrests, and military operations across the country's south.
The Israeli operations intensified following the ouster of Bashar Al-Assad in December 2024, when Israel declared the 1974 disengagement agreement void and seized control of the Syrian buffer zone.
Damascus has repeatedly condemned Israel’s ongoing actions, saying they undermine security across the region and calling on Israel to withdraw from territory it has occupied in southern Syria that the United Nations (UN) says is 235 square kilometers (91 square miles).
Last week, Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said the occupation troops will remain in areas they have occupied in southern Lebanon, Syria and Gaza, while threatening to destroy local infrastructure during a visit to southern Lebanon on Wednesday.
Over the past two and a half years, Israel has taken control of swaths of Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, marking its biggest expansion of militarily occupied lands in decades.
It is an area larger than many major cities, roughly 1,000 square kilometers (386 square miles), and Israel has said it plans to stay indefinitely.
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