Al-Shibani: Talks with Israel to restart but trust is lacking
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Shibani anticipated the resumption of negotiations with Israel soon, aimed at reaching a security agreement that ensures the latter's withdrawal from Syrian territory. He confirmed that previous negotiations have stalled due to Israel's use of force, and that Damascus is currently prioritizing the cessation of Israeli attacks before any security agreement can be reached. He indicated that there is a willingness to restart negotiations soon despite the current lack of trust. Additionally, he noted that the hoped-for agreement would include Israel refraining from attacking Syria, withdrawing from occupied areas, halting military operations, and defining security zones along the Syrian-Israeli border. The minister emphasized the importance of activating communication with Israel to ease tensions, but expressed skepticism about Israel's seriousness, while reaffirming Turkey and other countries’ support for Syria in areas such as training and military cooperation.
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