TEL HAZEKA, Golan Heights (Reuters) - The slopes of the Golan Heights, with springtime wild flowers now in full bloom, are dotted with discarded rusty tanks that are remnants of a 1973 war. For decades, the Israel-Syria front has been quiet - but not anymore.
Small Israeli military lookout posts abandoned for years have been put into action and regular military and special forces have replaced reservists at many points.
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