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Syrian President Says Security Agreement Talks With Israel Could Lead to Comprehensive Peace

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 7 hours ago

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Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa disclosed ongoing efforts to secure a security agreement with Israel that could lead to comprehensive peace, while rejecting U.S. calls for Syrian military action against Hezbollah in Lebanon. Syrian officials emphasize border security and Lebanon's sovereignty amid complex regional dynamics.

01Syrian President al-Sharaa confirms behind-the-scenes talks on a security agreement with Israel.
02The agreement aims to pave the way for comprehensive peace without ceding the Golan Heights.
03Al-Sharaa rejects U.S. proposals for Syrian military intervention against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
04Syria supports Lebanon's state monopoly on arms and sovereign decision-making.
05High-level Syrian-U.S. talks addressed foreign fighters and border security cooperation.
06Damascus views U.S. attempts to provoke conflict with Hezbollah as unrealistic.

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