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Syrian President Ahmed al‑Sharaa seeks security pact with Israel

Syrian President Ahmed al‑Sharaa said Damascus is actively working on a security agreement with Israel, involving a large group of countries, to regulate forces along the border and avoid clashes. He stressed the deal would not compromise Syria’s claim to the Golan Heights and that Syria is avoiding any confrontation with Israel. Al‑Sharaa also ruled out any military intervention in neighbouring Lebanon, warning that chaos there would directly affect Syria.

The president linked the peace effort to broader regional stability and said lifting economic sanctions would only be effective if Syria were removed from the U.S. State Sponsors of Terrorism list. He noted that Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Saudi Arabia have acted as mediators in the sanctions talks, and that U.S. officials, including President Donald Trump, are involved. Al‑Sharaa added that Syria and Russia are negotiating the future of Russian military bases on Syrian territory.

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Ahmed al‑Sharaa · Golan Heights · Israel · Lebanon · Saudi Arabia · Syria · Syrian government · Turkey · United Nations · United States

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