US EditionTrump warns Israel not to 'interfere' in Syria
Trump praised Syria's new leadership and lifting of sanctions, urging Israel to avoid actions that could disrupt Syria's political transition amid ongoing border clashes.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump warned Israel not to disrupt Syria's political transition, urging that it is 'very important that Israel maintain a strong and true dialogue with Syria'.
- The U.S. administration has backed Syria's rebuilding by lifting what President Donald Trump called 'strong and biting sanctions', and Trump said he was 'very satisfied' with President Ahmad al-Sharaa's efforts after hosting him at the White House a few weeks ago.
- On Friday, Israeli forces raided the southern Syrian village of Beit Jin, killing at least 13 people after residents confronted them; the Israeli army said it targeted fighters from Jamaa Islamiya, while Damascus called the operation a 'war crime'.
- Tensions have escalated along Israel's northern border, and Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump discussed expanding regional peace deals on Monday while Netanyahu accepted a White House invitation 'in the near future'.
- The White House is pushing a security pact between Israel and Syria since President Ahmed al-Sharaa's coalition ousted Bashar al-Assad a year ago, with both leaders stressing disarming Hamas and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip.
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Trump praises Syria under al-Sharaa, tells Israel not to ‘interfere’ - Catholic Vote
President Donald Trump said Dec. 1 that the U.S. is “very satisfied” with Syria under President Ahmad al-Sharaa and urged Israel to avoid actions that could derail the country’s progress “into a prosperous Country.” “The United States is very satisfied with the results displayed, through hard work and determination, in the Country of Syria,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “We are doing everything within our power to make sure the Government of Syr…
US official: Netanyahu 'self-destructing' by approving Syria raids
President Trump urged Israel to maintain “strong and true dialogue” with the new Syrian government, headed by a former Islamic terrorist. By World Israel News Staff President Donald Trump and senior members of his administration are increasingly frustrated with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s authorization of military activity inside Syria, accusing the Israeli leader of being overly concerned about threats emanating from Israel’s northern n…
Donald Trump warned Israel against any interference in Syria that would risk compromising the transition of the Arab country into "prosperous state", following an Israeli invasion of the Israeli forces in the south of Syria, AFP reported by Agerpres.
A Friday incursion by Israeli forces into a village in southern Syria killed 13 people.
Talk is days after the Israeli forces invaded the south of the Syrian territory
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