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What is Israel’s David’s Corridor plan to ‘partition’ Syria?

Israel's military actions in southern Syria are seen as part of its plan to divide the country, known as 'David's Corridor'.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated he will not allow the Syrian army to operate south of Damascus and called for a complete demilitarization of southern Syria.
Turkey's Foreign Minister criticized Israel's expansionism, while Turkish analysts fear Israel is collaborating with Kurdish separatists for territorial control.
Syrian leaders condemned Israel's invasions, affirming their resolve to protect their sovereignty and calling for international support to halt aggression.

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The New Arab

What is Israel’s David’s Corridor plan to ‘partition’ Syria?

Israel's ongoing aggression in southern Syria is intensifying fears about its long-run ambitions in the country with suspicions about a plan to geographically divide the country. Israel's invasion of the south, sporadic attacks on Syrian military sites, and open support for alleged separatist forces are viewed as steps toward its longer-term occupation of Syria being dubbed as 'David's Corridor'. What is David's Corridor? The idea that Israel …

2 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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MintPress News

Ethno-State Strategy: Israel's Backing of Druze Militias Is Reshaping Syria's Borders

When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called upon the Syrian army to withdraw from the nation’s south, using the plight of the Druze minority as an excuse, he did so based upon a decades-old plot to divide the country. After co-opting Druze militia leaders, Israel plans to end the Syrian State as we know it. “We demand the complete demilitarization of southern Syria in the provinces of Quneitra, Daraa and Suwayda from the forces of the …

2 days ago

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Israel may allow Syrian Druze into the country for work

The plan follows requests from Druze living in Syria who wish to be reunited with their families and enjoy the protection of the Israeli government. By Vered Weiss, World Israel News Defense Minister Israel Katz unveiled a plan on Thursday to allow Syrian Druze workers into Israel. Katz made the remarks at a conference for leaders of regional councils. “The plan signals a ‘strong commitment to our Druze friends in Syria,’ ” Katz said, noting tha…

3 days ago·Israel

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Middle East Eye

Israel considering allowing entry of Syrian Druze communities for work

Permitting entry to occupied Golan Heights part of 'great commitment to our Druze friends in Syria', says defence minister

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Bible Prophecy In The Daily Headlines

Israel considering allowing entry of Syrian Druze communities for work - Middle East Eye | Bible Prophecy In The Daily Headlines

Link to original article Israel is considering allowing the entry of Druze communities from Syria to work in the occupied Golan Heights, according to Israeli Defence Minister… Read More:

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