Reports confirm that talks were held between Syrian and Israeli officials, mediated by the U.S. in Jordan, with a positive outlook on de-escalation and security arrangements.

Israel's security establishment has set red lines for any agreement with Syria, including no Turkish military presence, demilitarization of the Golan Heights, and restrictions on strategic weapons.

Some Israeli media suggest that Israel's objective in these diplomatic efforts is to isolate Syria from Turkey.

Multiple sources confirm a high-level meeting between Syrian and Israeli officials to ease tensions after the recent Israeli strike.

Syrian officials are concerned about potential Israeli escalation and are seeking ways to prevent further instability, emphasizing a desire for peace.

Despite talks, the Syrian Foreign Minister asserts a current lack of trust in Israel and demands a halt to attacks and confidence-building measures.

An analyst suggests that Syria regaining its sovereignty and shedding sanctions would be a threat to Israel, which prefers Syria to remain vulnerable.

Diplomatic meetings between Israeli and Syrian officials are taking place to reduce regional tensions, potentially leading to a joint security committee.