US EditionIsrael Proposes New Security Deal with Syria
Israel's proposal includes a no-fly zone and a phased withdrawal plan, aiming to reduce military tensions and address Iranian influence near its border.
- Israel and Syria are engaged in US-brokered talks scheduled to begin Wednesday, aiming for a new security agreement in London.
- These talks follow Israel's proposal for a multi-zone security plan southwest of Damascus, prompted by the fall of Bashar al-Assad last December.
- The proposal calls for expanding the buffer zone by approximately two kilometers into Syrian-held land, restricting Syrian military flights in the airspace southwest of Damascus adjacent to the border, and implementing a gradual Israeli pullback from recently captured Syrian areas.
- Reports indicate more than 95% of terms are settled, but Syria has yet to respond formally and prepares a counterproposal to ensure sovereignty and border security.
- The talks aim to replace the outdated 1974 disengagement agreement and could reduce tensions, though political distrust and the Golan's status remain key obstacles.
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Progress Made In Israel-Syria Talks: '95% Agreement On Details'
JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Progress has been made in talks between Israel and Syria to formulate a security agreement between the two countries, according to a report published overnight in the Saudi-owned newspaper “Independent Arabia.” The report also states that Minister Ron Dermer is scheduled to meet today in London with Syria’s Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaybani, […]
Israel offers Syria withdrawal in exchange for air corridor to Iran
Senior Israeli and Syrian officials reportedly set to meet for US-brokered talks as Israel offers to withdraw from territory occupied since Assad’s ouster in exchange for new security deal. By World Israel News Staff Israel and Syria are slated to begin talks Wednesday on a new security agreement between the two countries, according to a report published by Axios. Citing two unnamed sources familiar with the details of the negotiations, Israeli …
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