Daraa offensive (October 2014)

Daraa offensive
	Part of the Syrian Civil War
	; Map showing the rebel advances and government counterattacks
Date	3–6 October 2014 (3 days)
Location	Daraa Governorate, Syria
Result	Rebel victory Army counter-attack on Deir al-Adas repelled;
Territorial; changes	Rebels capture al-Harrah town, two villages, three checkpoints, Tell al-Harrah and its radar base
Belligerents
Free Syrian Army; Al-Nusra Front	Syrian Arab Republic Syrian Armed Forces; National Defense Force; Supported by: Russia; (alleged);
Commanders and leaders
Captain Abu Aws	Brig. Gen. Mahmud Abo Arraj; (Brigade 121 commander); Brig. Gen. Nazir Fuddah
Units involved
Free Syrian Army Southern Front Syrian Revolutionaries Front; Hamza Division; Tawhid Kata’ib Horan; Saif al-Sham Brigade; Alwiya al-Furqan; Jaysh al-Ababil; Amoud Houran Brigade; Martyrs of Damascus Brigades; Martyrs of Al-Hara Brigade; Ababil Army; Al-Sabtain Brigade; ; ;	7th Division 121st Brigade; 9th Division; 90th Brigade; 15th Brigade
Strength
Unknown	Unknown
Casualties and losses
63+ killed	53+ killed
	26+ civilians killed

The October Daraa offensive, code-named "wa al-Fajr wa Layali Asher" ("By the Dawn and ten nights"), was a military operation launched by Syrian rebels during the Syrian civil war in Daraa Governorate, in an attempt to take control of Al-Harra and Al-Sanamayn. This operation came after the successful rebel offensive in Quneitra province, which resulted in the rebels seizing the Syrian-controlled side of the Golan and the capture of a number of towns, villages and hills in Quneitra and Daraa provinces.