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Senior Israeli Official Confirms Sharing Sensitive Intelligence with US on Syria Strikes

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Hebrew · 10 newsrooms covering

A senior Israeli official confirmed that Israel shared sensitive intelligence with the US before recent strikes in Syria, highlighting cooperation at the highest agency levels and noting changes in Syrian regime tactics.

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  • Israel shared highly sensitive intelligence with the US before recent Syria strikes.
  • The intelligence sharing involved top levels of multiple agencies.
  • Arab media attributed recent Syria airstrikes to Israel.
  • The current Syrian regime cannot operate like the previous one with proxy forces.
  • The official spoke about these details in an interview with Fox News.
Senior Israeli Official Confirms Sharing Sensitive Intelligence with US on Syria Strikes
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A senior Israeli official addressed recent airstrikes in Syria, which Arab media reports have attributed to Israel. Speaking to Fox News, the official confirmed that highly sensitive intelligence was shared with the United States in advance. This cooperation involved the highest levels of various agencies and bodies. The official also noted that the current Syrian regime understands it cannot operate like the previous Syrian government, which maintained proxy forces.

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