Zionist police said Wednesday they had carried out a "wave of arrests of suspects" involved in two attacks by Druze on Israeli occupation army vehicles transporting wounded Nusra terrorists to hospital

Zionist police said Wednesday they had carried out a "wave of arrests of suspects" involved in two attacks by Druze on Israeli occupation army vehicles transporting wounded Nusra terrorists to hospital.
 
Israeli media said nine Druze were arrested over the attacks on Monday, when a group of Druze protesters against Israeli aid to Al-Nusra Front killed a terrorist and wounded another in the occupied Golan Heights and an ambulance was stoned in the Galilee town of Hurfesh.
  
"An extensive wave of arrests was conducted overnight of suspects involved in two incidents of attacking military ambulances near Majdal Shams in the Golan Heights and near Hurfesh," a police statement said.
  
Army spokesman Major Arye Shalicar told AFP there was "no change" in the Israeli policy of providing "humanitarian" medical care to wounded terrorists who approach the ceasefire line on the occupied Golan Heights.

Yesterday, locals of the villages in the occupied Golan Heights stepped up their protest against the Israeli insistence on moving the Nusra wounded terrorists from Syria to be treated at the Zionist hospitals.

But Zionist senior officials asserted that 'Israel' would confront the popular protests and take the necessary measures to secure the ambulances which move Nusra injured terrorists and to prevent Golan locals from intercepting them.