After the release of Camp Yarmouk from ISIS by the Syrian military

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After the release of Camp Yarmouk from ISIS by the Syrian military, there was a strange thing seen by Syrian soldiers and Palestinian civilians entering Yarmouk, that is, many graves in the excavated and open tomb of Palestinian Heroes, not closed. The tomb is the tomb of the Palestinian fighters who died from the beginning of the struggle of Palestine in 1965, including Commander Khalil Al Wazir, Abu Jihad, and other fighters.

Many questioned what the motive behind the grave excavation, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), Talal Naji in an interview with Al Mayadeen answered the question. According to Naji, the excavation of the grave of the Hero's tomb in Yarmouk by the ISIS gangs was not only aimed at insulting the Palestinian shuhada but also to search for "dead" Israeli soldiers who died in the battle of "Sultan Yacub" in 1982. It seems that the Israeli side was informed that its missing soldiers 1982 was buried in the Palestinian Hero cemetery in Yarmouk.

The Battle of Sultan Yacub is a battle between the Syrian military and the Israeli military in the village of Sultan Yacub in Beqa, Lebanon, with the result of "Tactical Syrian victory". 30 Israeli soldiers died in the battle, and 3 others were captured by the Syrian army. The 3 soldiers have disappeared to this day after being paraded around Damascus with Israeli tanks confiscated by the Syrian military!

10 Israeli tanks were destroyed in the fighting, and confiscated by the Syrian military. After that, the tanks were handed over by Syria to the Soviet Union as a sign of friendship and a sign that Soviet anti-tank weapons can be proud of. However, on June 8, 2016, the tank was returned to Israel by the Kremlin, when Netanyahu visited Moscow.

Naji said, "It is impossible that the Zionist body will be buried in the graves of the Palestinian shuhada fighters in Yarmouk!"

Earlier, Israel also asked Hafez Al Assad's president to return the body of Eli Cohen, an Israeli spy who managed to defraud Syria's Defense Attaché in Argentina and put him in Syria, so Cohen became a big businessman in Syria in the 1960s. In 1965 Cohen was known to be an Israeli spy, eventually he was arrested and hanged at the Marjeh Damascus roundabout, then his body was unknown where the Syrian intelligence was taken.

In 2016, Netahyahu again asked Putin to ask President Bahsar Al Assad to return the body of Eli Cohen, then Putin had mentioned the matter to Assad, and Assad said, "God knows where the corpse is!"

According to information circulating, Israel is very excited when ISIS controls Yarmouk, they offer some money if anyone can find the grave of the lost Israeli soldier. Because of the information available to the Mossad that the corpse's body was buried in Yarmouk, at the Palestinian Hero cemetery.

Other information mentioned that after the Cease Fire deal was reached in Yarmouk, ISIS fighters were expelled from Yarmouk, all the points guarded by the Syrian military. The Syrian Army guarding the check point found a woman carrying a large black plastic containing the ground. When asked, the woman innocently answered that this is the land of the Yarmouk Hero's tomb! That is, until last week Yarmouk was released from ISIS, Israel has not found the dead body of its soldiers!

Until now, the fate of the three Israeli soldiers is unknown, whether it has been executed, or still in a Syrian military prison, or may have been stored for some time in exchange for the Syrian captives. Like Samir Kintar in 2008 in exchange for the 2 dead Israeli soldiers killed in the 2006 war between Hezbollah and Israel.

They are Zachary Baumel, Judah Katz and Zvi Feldman. It is moving, indeed, for many years Israel still hopes that her hero can get the last honor of a hero ...

• Poto is just fictional, not at Palestinian Heroes Cemetery, but at an old cemetery outside the city of Damascus. In this cemetery there are also some Indonesian Foreign Exchange Heroes buried. More pilgrimage to the graves of the Foreign Exchange Heroes who could not be returned to the country: