Israel's attack: Al-Shabani's arrival in Amman

The article addresses the escalation of military and political tensions between Syria and Israel following Israeli airstrikes on the Abu al-Zuhur base in Syria, and the renewed negotiations mediated by the United States and Jordan. It indicates that these airstrikes are part of longstanding tensions and ongoing diplomatic negotiations concerning the Turkish military presence in Syria, with Israel viewing any potential Turkish military capabilities at the base as a threat to its security, while Damascus affirms that the base is under its sovereignty and that Turkey does not have forces stationed there. Early understandings focused on halting attacks and resuming dialogue, aiming to bridge the gap between Ankara and Tel Aviv and prevent the escalation of conflicts on Syrian territory, especially amid rising tensions between Turkey and Israel. The main disagreement centers on Syria's right to defend its sovereignty and its refusal to define its military relations and alliances, with efforts to ensure Israel’s security without undermining Syrian sovereignty or its relations with Turkey.

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