Al-Shibani Sees Restart of Security Talks with Israel

The Syrian Foreign Minister, Asaad Hassan Shbingani, confirmed that Damascus expects to resume negotiations with Israel soon regarding a security agreement aimed at Israeli withdrawal from Syrian territories, despite the existing distrust and tensions caused by recent airstrikes on the Syrian Al-’Uwayda Air Base. He explained that negotiations had been frozen after the Iran-Israel war, and that Syria currently does not trust Israel, but the door remains open for diplomacy. Shbingani emphasized the importance of halting Israeli attacks and building trust, noting that a security agreement was reached between Syria and Israel earlier this year. This agreement includes non-aggression policies toward Syria and a halt to interference in its internal affairs, although it has not yet been signed due to Israel’s insistence on avoiding commitments. He affirmed that the agreement would help define security zones along the border, including a buffer zone, aimed at paving the way for Israeli withdrawal from Syrian lands. He also pointed out the support from Turkey, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia for Syria’s security and diplomatic efforts.

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