Netanyahu reveals direct call with Syrian President Sharaa during Suwayda violence
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu disclosed a direct phone call with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa during the Druze violence in Suwayda, claiming it helped stop a "massacre" and prevent further Israeli intervention.
Background
Israel and Syria have been in a state of conflict for decades, marked by territorial disputes, proxy engagements, and occasional direct military confrontations. The two nations do not have formal diplomatic relations, making any direct communication between their leaders a significant event. This interaction occurs amidst ongoing regional instability and complex geopolitical dynamics.
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Netanyahu reveals direct call with Syrian President Sharaa during Suwayda violence
First report 7h agoLast update 1h agoNetanyahu asserts his direct call to the Syrian president was instrumental in halting the violence against the Druze community in Suwayda.
The Syrian government rejects Israeli attempts to politicize the Druze community and accuses Israel of playing a role in undermining civil peace in Suwayda.
Reports indicate Israeli forces conducted incursions and strikes on Syrian targets, including military positions and government buildings.
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