Syrian Foreign Minister Says Talks with Israel Frozen After Airport Attack, Urges Historic Opportunity
How 5 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 1 hour ago
What happened
Syria has frozen talks with Israel following an Israeli airstrike on a Syrian military airport, but Syrian Foreign Minister Assad Hassan al-Shibani expects negotiations to resume soon and calls for seizing a historic opportunity. The freeze came after Syria allowed Turkish forces near Aleppo, which Israel warned against as a security threat. Both sides had previously agreed to maintain a security status quo, which Syria is accused of violating.
- 01Syria suspended talks with Israel after an Israeli strike on a Syrian military airport last week.
- 02Syrian Foreign Minister expects talks to resume soon and urges seizing a historic opportunity.
- 03Syria allowed Turkish forces to deploy near Aleppo, violating a security agreement with Israel.
- 04Israel warned Syria repeatedly about the Turkish military presence as a security threat.
- 05Israel insists it will not tolerate threats to its security and calls for a return to the status quo.
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