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Israel fired on incoming Syrian tanks and quotes Israel’s defense minister as saying the strikes warned that Israel would not permit harm to Syria’s Druze population.
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Israel fired on incoming Syrian tanks and quotes Israel’s defense minister as saying the strikes warned that Israel would not permit harm to Syria’s Druze population.
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Southern Syria dossier
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Southern Syria
Benjamin Netanyahu demanded the complete demilitarization of southern Syria, while Ahmed al-Sharaa demanded an Israeli withdrawal from positions taken as the Assad government fell. Israel subsequently reported striking military headquarters and weapons sites in southern Syria.
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Israel joined the Druze in firing at the incoming Syrian tanks. Israel's defense minister said the airstrikes sent a "clear warning" that Israel... "will not allow harm to come to the Druze in Syria."
Israel fired on incoming Syrian tanks and quotes Israel’s defense minister as saying the strikes warned that Israel would not permit harm to Syria’s Druze population.
Open source reportIsrael then showed it has no plans to withdraw by launching airstrikes on what the army described as "military targets in southern Syria, including headquarters and sites containing weapons."
Benjamin Netanyahu demanded the complete demilitarization of southern Syria, while Ahmed al-Sharaa demanded an Israeli withdrawal from positions taken as the Assad government fell. Israel subsequently reported striking military headquarters and weapons sites in southern Syria.
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