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The wikipedia article shows details about the happenings in the Quneitra Governorate, but it seems not to be complete. Here, a try to get a clear picture of what is really happening.
On 27 August, rebels took control of the Quneitra Crossing between Syria and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. At least 20 soldiers and 14 rebels were killed during the battle. Fighting in the area continued in towns northeast of the crossing,[58] while the IDF shelled two Syrian army positions in retiliation of six mortar shells that fell in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and the wounding of an Israeli officer. The Al-Nusra Front, Ahrar ash-Sham and other rebel groups (including moderate groups) participated in the fighting.[10] The next day, fighters from the Nusra front captured 44-45 U.N. peacekeepers and surrounded 75 others, resulting in a gun fight that lasted over 7 hours. A group of 35 U.N. soldiers were successfully escorted out of the UN encampment in Breiqa by their colleagues. Rebels tried to breach the Rwihana U.N. encampment, but the attack was repelled by the U.N. defenders with support from the Syrian Army. The remaining 40 peacekeepers were eventually evacuated during the night of 29 August, after a ceasefire was established.[8]
On 4 September, rebels announced the start of a new military operation in the Quneitra countryside,[59] while at the same time, IDF warplanes bombarded the headquarters of the Brigade 90 base, killing 3 soldiers.[14] Over a period of 2 days, rebels managed to capture Mashara town,[60] the Tell Mashara and the Khamiseyyi Detachment.[60] At least 21 rebels were killed since the start of the operation.[61] According to Charles Lister, the offensive is led by the FSA backed by the al-Nusra Front.[62] On 6 September, the Army launched a counter-attack to recapture Mashara town.[60]
On 7 September, rebels took over the town of Nabe' al Sakher after clashes that led to casualties on both sides [63]
Quneitra Governorate clashes 2012 present - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Reports Friday indicate that Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces have partially recaptured the Quneitra region just east of the Israeli-Syrian Golan Heights border, which rebel forces captured in intense fighting on Wednesday.
Report Assad Partially Recaptures Quneitra - Middle East - News - Arutz Sheva
It was not immediately clear on Monday whether forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had managed to retake control of the Quneitra crossing from the Nusra Front rebels.
Syrian army rebels fight on Golan where peacekeepers held Reuters