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Syria Rejects Politicization of Druze Issue, Accuses Israel of Interference
Syria accused Israel of interfering in its internal affairs and attempting to destabilize the country by arming groups in the Suwayda province. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed a phone call with Syrian President Ahmed Al-Shar'a helped stop violence there in July 2025.
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What happened
- 01Syria accused Israel of arming groups in Suwayda to destabilize the country.
- 02Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claimed a call with Syrian President Al-Shar'a stopped violence in Suwayda.
- 03Syria stated American mediation and a trilateral roadmap with the US and Jordan are addressing Suwayda's situation.
- 04Damascus called for international pressure on Israel to stop its internal interference.
- 05Syria reiterated its rejection of the politicization of the Druze issue in Suwayda.
Syria stated that American mediation also played a role in ending Israeli shelling and that it is coordinating with the US and Jordan to reintegrate Suwayda. Damascus urged international pressure on Israel to cease its interventions.
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