US EditionTrump Says He 'Didn't Ask' Israel on Syria Policy
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Trump: I Didn’t Ask Israel Before Backing Syria
President Donald Trump said he did not consult Israel before announcing the U.S. decision to recognize Syria’s new government led by Islamist President Ahmed al-Sharaa. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One after departing Abu Dhabi, Trump said, “I didn't ask them about that. I thought it was the right thing to do… We want Syria to succeed.” The move marks a significant policy shift, as Trump also said he would order the lifting of U.S. san…
Israel on Edge as US Shifts Course on Syria Sanctions and Diplomacy
Israel is treading carefully as the geopolitical landscape in Syria shifts dramatically following the US decision to lift sanctions on Damascus. The move, announced by President Donald Trump during his Middle East tour, has caused ripples across the region, particularly in Israeli security circles, which fear a diminished role in shaping Syria’s future. Speaking aboard […]
Trump says he did not consult Israel before restoring ties with Syria’s Sharaa
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The US website Exius revealed today, Friday, that US President Donald Trump did not inform Israel in advance of his decision to hold a meeting with Syrian President Ahmed Al-Shara', nor of his intention to lift the US sanctions imposed on D.
(Dan Tri) - US President Donald Trump admitted that he did not consult Israel before recognizing the new government and lifting sanctions on Syria, emphasizing that this was "the right thing to do".
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