Israel and syria
Syrian Gov't calls resumption of talks with Israel in Paris a 'positive indication' - KAN
Syrian officials expressed optimism about the resumption of talks, but warned that this was "assuming the Israelis come to them seriously," KAN News reported.
Israel ‘trying to drag’ Syria into a conflict, senior regime official claims - report
Sharaa claims Syria is negotiating with Israel, demands 'return to Dec. 8 borders'
Israel denies claim that Syria's Sharaa met top Israeli official Tzachi Hanegbi in Abu Dhabi
Security cabinet holds 'extremely significant' meetings about northern border
A report by Channel 10 says the meetings focus on the "day-after" Syria returns to Assad's control.
Beit Jinn, Syria – between Israel’s dilemma and Iran’s opportunity
The complex regional and international arena adds to the risks and dangers of all options for Israel.
2017: A year of change and challenge for Israel's relations in the region
The past year witnessed significant changes in Israel's relations with the Palestinians and the Arab world.
The art of brinksmanship in Syria
Reports of a spate of recent Israeli attacks against Syrian military targets up the ante in an already risky policy of deepening involvement
Syrian media: Israel struck near Damascus for second time in days
Foreign media outlets reported an attack in Damascus Monday night by Israeli fighter jets.
Needed: An Israeli strategy for Jordan
Jordan’s involvement in the developments in southern Syria adds value to the strategic cooperation between the two governments.
Israel’s Red Lines on Iran’s Foothold in Syria
It seems that the time is coming when Israel, if it wants to stop Iran’s influence and consolidation in Syria, will have to become actively engaged in the Syrian quagmire.
Analysis: Israel zigzags on Iranian bases in Syria to give Russia room
Jerusalem may be eyeing different redlines in Syria in hopes Moscow’s message to Assad will reduce Iran’s presence.
Analysis: Israel’s concerns absent regarding Syria’s fate
In a more perfect universe, at least from Israel’s vantage point, the Americans would be a fourth party around that negotiation table, and, as such, Israel’s interests would be voiced.