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Expert: Israel's Syria actions extend beyond border security
Experts confirm that Israel's movements in southern Syria, including the "Sufa 53" project, are not merely temporary security measures but are part of a broader strategic plan aimed at establishing a "Greater Israel" from the Nile to the Euphrates. This plan is connected to the "David Corridor," intended to reach the Euphrates River through Syrian territory. These movements began in 2022, with their pace increasing after December 2024. They reflect an Israeli strategy of expansion and control over regions of geographical and military significance, within a historical context that dates back to the 1967 occupation of the Golan Heights. Experts believe these actions are part of an effort to achieve ideological and strategic goals related to weakening Arab armies, leveraging recent regional developments such as the shifting balance of power following events in Iraq and Syria. They emphasize that Egypt remains a key factor in confronting what is possibly an Israeli expansion, and that maintaining the strength of its military is a crucial element for regional security.
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