Breaking News: NYT – "Breaking: Israel's Bold Move – Troops Set to Occupy Seized Territory Indefinitely!"! Israel plans to keep its forces in Syrian territory until a new force is present, while Secretary of State Blinken meets with officials in Jordan and Turkey and a top…
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'The Greater Israel' Map Worn By An Israeli Officer
This is what Zionists see as “The promise land”. pic.twitter.com/2sPo5sd6hQ
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An Israeli settler leader, Daniella Weiss, appears to reveal Israel's plans of a 'biblical greater Israel'.
She presented a map that shows parts of Iraq, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey as part of a 'greater Israel.' pic.twitter.com/kJQyJJTubm
— Ryan Rozbiani (@RyanRozbiani) October 13, 2024
Israel’s decision to remain in Syria indefinitely has stirred global debate. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made it clear: Israeli troops are staying for “strategic reasons,” primarily to prevent jihadi groups from filling the vacuum left by the Syrian regime’s collapse. This comes after Syrian rebels captured Damascus, toppling President Bashar Assad’s government in a swift offensive.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have taken control of key sites near Israel’s border, including parts of the UN-patrolled buffer zone from the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement. Netanyahu assured that the IDF’s presence is temporary, meant to ensure security until a more permanent force can be established.
The situation in Syria is volatile, with ongoing conflicts and power shifts. Israel has played a critical role, launching hundreds of airstrikes targeting Syrian military assets, including chemical weapons and air defenses. The IDF’s actions are part of a broader strategy to dismantle threats from groups like Hezbollah and halt arms smuggling routes to Lebanon.
Israel’s involvement in Syria dates back to the 1967 Six-Day War, when it captured the Golan Heights. The 1974 armistice established a buffer zone, but recent developments have led to Israel’s reoccupation of the area. This has drawn sharp criticism, particularly from UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who condemned violations of Syria’s sovereignty.
Israel’s decision to stay highlights the complexity of Middle Eastern geopolitics. The evolving conflict and shifting alliances demand a strategic and vigilant approach to secure Israel’s borders. As the situation continues to unfold, finding a peaceful resolution will be essential for all parties involved.
Sources:
https://www.newsweek.com/israel-forces-remain-syria-buffer-zone-citing-border-security-1999663
https://forward.com/opinion/680815/syria-israel-assad-netanyahu/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Israeli_invasion_of_Syria
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