Sources in the Ahrar Horan Media confirmed the visit of the Iranian leader "Hashem" to #Daraa, and it is mentioned that he is the first target of Israel and the difficult figure in the Iranian project in southern Syria

Munir Ali Naim Shaitou or Haji Hashem, born in the Lebanese Bekaa, in a village near the city of Baalbek in the late 1960s, is 53 years old.Hajj Hashem assumed the position of coordinating officer in the southern region, and he effectively became the spearhead in Iran's expansion

project, after He assumed responsibility for coordination, direction and recruitment in the southern region, following the killing of Mustafa Badr al-Din in an Israeli raid that targeted him at Damascus International Airport.

Sources from the Ahrar Horan Media confirmed Hashem’s visit to the region almost periodically, to hold meetings or inspect the conditions of the military barracks of his forces, which the party and Iran use for intelligence and security purposes

He also held several meetings in the vicinity of the town of Jabab in the northern countryside of Daraa, which brought him together with officers from the 9th Division and former leaders of the opposition factions.

The sources confirmed that Hajj Hashem more than once escaped from Israeli targeting military points, which he managed to leave before the targeting operation, especially those that targeted military units of the 90th Brigade in the countryside of Quneitra

during his visits accompanied by Ali Musa Daqduq, “Haji Sajid”, commander of what is known as the Regiment Unit. The Golan in Hezbollah, which was formed far from the eyes of Israel and the regime forces, and was intended to carry out operations inside the occupied Golan

Hajj Hashem's tours in the region continued for months, during which he met prominent figures in some areas outside the control of the regime, with the aim of converging views and convincing the people of the region of the purposeful Iranian project. In the face of Israel

Hajj Hashem met with many leaders of the opposition factions after they signed the settlement agreement with the regime forces in mid-2018, and was able to recruit local groups in most villages and towns in Daraa Governorat,

to work under the
command of field commanders from Hezbollah, carry out a series of assassinations, and buy weapons that It was owned by the opposition factions before the regime took control of the region, especially the American-made TOW anti-armor missiles.