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Syria Developments Near Israel Borders
The article discusses land and real estate purchases in the Mount Hermon and southern Syria regions, particularly in the provinces of Quneitra and Daraa, following the fall of Bashar Assad's regime. The political and security vacuum led to a decline in prices and the sale of properties at low prices. Areas on the slopes of Mount Hermon, such as Hadr and Ain Tineh, have witnessed increased land buying activity due to relative stability under the presence of Israeli forces. Most buyers are Syrian Druze residents spending their money on land for investment or to return to their hometowns. The newspaper confirms that independent investigations have denied claims that foreigners, such as Jews holding foreign nationalities, purchased hundreds of thousands of dunams. Syrian law forbids land sales to foreigners in border regions. The report notes that the scale of unofficial transactions is difficult to determine due to the collapse of official records, and there is no direct link between the historically owned lands formerly belonging to the Rothschild Bank and the current sales.
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