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Haaretz: Israel open to Golan concessions for peace
The article discusses the possibility that Israel might relinquish the Golan Heights in exchange for achieving peace with Syria, amidst political changes in Damascus and assertions from the Syrian President, Ahmad al-Shir, emphasizing that he will not relinquish his rights in the area. The analysis indicates that Israel could face a complex political and security challenge, particularly regarding the security zone established within Syrian territory, where Syria demands Israeli withdrawal from the area in exchange for a border agreement. The article also covers Syria's efforts to rebuild its internal and regional relationships and suggests that potential solutions might include Israel recognizing Syrian sovereignty over the Golan in exchange for a long-term agreement—provided that leadership is willing to make difficult decisions. It emphasizes that any negotiations will only proceed if Syria receives clear security guarantees, given Israel’s hesitations about relinquishing full security control due to the sensitivity of the military situation and potential risks. Finally, the discussion turns to the optimism about the possibility of peace with Syria amid changing leadership, noting that assessments of the Syrian leadership should be based on their current actions rather than their past, and that the concept of "Golan for peace" remains a debatable hypothesis depending on political developments.
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