The Israeli military has performed air raids targeting what it called military bases and command centers in southern Syria and outside the capital, Damascus.Israeli warplanes hit the town of Kisweh, around 20km (12 miles) south of Damascus, as well as the southern province of Deraa late on Tuesday, residents, security sources and regional broadcaster Syria TV said.Residents of Damascus reported hearing the sound of planes flying numerous low passes over the capital and a series of blasts.The barrage came hours after Syria condemned Israels attack into the nations south and required it withdraw, according to the closing declaration of anational discussion summit.Israel moved forces into a United Nations-monitored demilitarized zone within Syria after President Bashar al-Assads elimination, a move that violated the 1974 disengagement agreement with Syria.On Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for thedemilitarization of southern Syria, saying Israel will not enable the new Syrian army to move into area south of Damascus.