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Yair Golan Calls to Give Syrian Regime a Chance, Exit Golan Heights

By יחיאל פרבר
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
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Yair Golan, chairman of the Democratic Party, has called for giving the Syrian regime a chance, while also stating that Israel gains little from its presence in Tel Qudna and Mount Hermon in the Syrian Golan Heights. "Syria, I think there is a regime that is very difficult to truly understand, but let's give it a chance," Golan said when asked about Syria. He further elaborated on Israel's military presence, stating, "We don't gain much from sitting in Tel Qudna or on the Syrian Hermon." Golan did not explicitly use the word "withdrawal" but clearly indicated that Israel benefits little from maintaining its positions in these two locations.

His remarks come amid ongoing discussions regarding Israel's relationship with the Damascus regime and its continued military presence in Syrian territory. Golan's statements suggest a shift in perspective on how to approach the complex situation with Syria.

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