Quneitra Syrian/ISIS fighting. Image: Google maps.

Syrian rebel forces, including Islamic State/ISIS militias, on Tuesday continued to consolidate their hold on the Syrian Golan Heights and Mount Tel el-Jamal, about 10 kilometers (6 mi.) northeast of Israel, Israel’s Walla News reported.

Some 10 Syrian soldiers were killed in an attack in the area, according to the report, adding to a string of losses sustained by the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Damascus.

At the same time, security sources told the newspaper “Al-Mustaqbal” that on Monday, there were battles between Hezbollah soldiers aligned with Syria in the southern Kalmon along the Syrian-Lebanon border.

The sources pointed out that “Hezbollah troops were forced to withdraw from the region due to nighttime assaults by Assad’s military aircraft in the area.”

Meanwhile, ISIS on Tuesday showed off a video clip of their fighters planting their black flags on a number of Syrian MIG aircraft, tanks, ammo dumps, and other military material.

On Monday, a London-based report said ISIS forces, and possibly others, had gotten their hands on “significant amounts” of American weapons intended for so-called moderate Syria forces, including semi-automatic rifles and other small arms.

Watch a video of ISIS forces showing off aging Syrian jets, and other war booty:

Watch a video of ISIS forces overtaking a series of positions in the Syrian Golan Height: