Jerusalem (AFP) - A wounded Syrian was killed on Monday when Israeli Druze attacked an Israeli military ambulance taking him to hospital for treatment, police said.

"A crowd attacked an ambulance with stones near Majdal Shams on the Golan Heights," that was transporting two wounded Syrians, a police statement said, adding that one of the injured "died after the attack".

It said that the second Syrian was in a serious condition, and that two soldiers who were also inside the vehicle had been lightly wounded.

The statement did not identify the Syrians or give further details about their injuries before the attack.

http://news.yahoo.com/wounded-syrian-killed-druze-attack-israeli-ambulance-police-211552702.html

although they probably wouldn't be very happy being described as "Israeli Druze" either. You'd think that journalists could manage basic geography.

Probably a good idea if Israel stayed out of the war, and let the Syrians fight it out, if you ask me.

But I think that Israeli hospitals treating injured Syrians seems like a positive thing.

There have been some really moving stories of severely injured and traumatized Syrians who have been at least partially rehabilitated thanks to such treatment in Israel. Some have even been young children.

Are you opposed to Israeli hospitals doing this?

patching up jihadis and sending them back to Syria to slaughter their relatives is probably not a good thing.

They appear to be making their position rather clear in that regard.

to the Syrian?

I don't think the Syrian Druze would mind if Israel were treating civilians only.

Source: Reuters