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US Ambassador to Syria Faces Possible Removal Amid Israel-Turkey Tensions US Ambassador to Syria Tom Barrack may be removed after White House and State Department officials blamed him for worsening Israel-Turkey tensions and contradicting Trump's Golan policy. Discussions about his recall are ongoing amid criticism of his handling of regional issues.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 US Ambassador to Syria Tom Barrack faces possible removal over diplomatic failures. 02 White House and State Department blame him for recent Israel-Turkey tensions. 03 Barrack called Golan Heights historically Syrian, opposing Trump's recognition of Israeli sovereignty. 04 Officials accuse him of failing to support Israel before its strike on a Turkish base in Syria. 05 Discussions are active about recalling Barrack and ending his diplomatic role. 06 Influencer Laura Loomer reported these developments based on her White House connections. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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