Israeli military operations have remained focused on southern Syria since March 2026, including targeted strikes on army positions in Suweida and Quneitra governorates in response to reported clashes involving Druze communities, plus ground incursions, arrests, and road closures near the 1974 disengagement line. These actions reflect Israel's policy of limiting advanced weapons transfers and preventing Iranian-aligned groups from consolidating near the border, while the post-Assad authorities in Damascus have condemned the moves as sovereignty violations and continued diplomatic outreach to stabilize relations. No direct strikes on the capital itself have occurred in the past 30 days, though Israeli officials have signaled readiness for escalated force if threats to Druze populations or border security intensify. The U.S. has urged restraint to avoid broader regional spillover, and scheduled UNDOF monitoring reports plus any further cross-line incidents could shift the pace of developments through the summer.