Since the fall of Syria’s ruler Bashar al-Assad in December, the Israeli army has considerably expanded its military activities in the field of Syrian field. After fighting between Syrian troops and Drusian hunters in a suburb of Damascus, the air force of Israel even attacked destinations near the presidential palace. The Israeli government is now reconciling with the new Syrian government. “Our intentions are good,” emphasizes Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Saar.
Israel wants good relationships with the neighboring country, quoted the “Times of Israel” Saar during a press conference in Jerusalem. “We want safety. We want stability. That is our wish,” the Minister of Foreign Affairs continued. The magazine spoke about a “deviation from the previous rhetoric” of the minister in connection with the transitional government of Syria.
At the beginning of the month, Saar had called the international community to protect the Druses and other minorities in the neighboring country of Israel “for the regime and his terrorist passage” after attacking on the Drusian minority in Syria. Behind the attacks on the religious minority it is said that they are Syrian security forces and members of the government militias. After killing hundreds of not -released Alawites by security forces of the Islamist transitional government in fighting in March, Saar also criticized “the pure malice of jihadists”.
Indirect conversations between the two countries
According to Syrian temporary president Ahmed al-Sharaa, however, there were indirect conversations between the two countries “to calm the situation and prevent loss of control”.
Missed since 1982: Corporate of an Israeli soldier restored
Israel recently in a special use in Syria the remains of a soldier who fell into the Lebanon war in 1982 and has since been missing. The Israeli news portal “Ynet” reported that Mossad employees had endangered their lives to find Feldman’s body. They were used in Syria for five months from the Israeli border. The operation started before the Syrian ruler Bashar al-Assad’s Val. According to the “Times of Israel” in Jerusalem, Saar did not comment on whether Israel received support from the Syrian government.
Source: Krone
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