Syrian President Ahmed al‑Sharaa announced that Syria is actively seeking a security agreement with Israel.[1][2]
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Syrian President Ahmed al‑Sharaa announced that Syria is actively seeking a security agreement with Israel, stating that the deal would not compromise the country's claim to the Israeli‑occupied Golan Heights.[1][2]
Initial Statements at the Doha Forum
During his speech at the 23rd annual Doha Forum, Sharaa emphasized that a successful security deal could pave the way for comprehensive peace while safeguarding Syria’s territorial rights.[1]
Precautions Against Border Threats
The president added that Syria has taken precautions against possible threats from armed factions along its border with Iraq.[1]
No Military Intervention in Lebanon Planned
Sharaa expressly ruled out any military intervention in Lebanon, saying that Damascus’ focus remains on supporting Lebanon through its current crisis.[1]
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