Netanyahu: Special forces ready if I face arrest abroad
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed U.S. President Donald Trump that the Israeli military would not withdraw from the buffer zone in southern Syria as long as jihadist groups continue to pose a threat there, emphasizing the ongoing military presence to maintain Israel's security. This was during their meeting at the White House, where they discussed regional threats and developments in Syria. Netanyahu reaffirmed that the occupation aims to protect the northern regions of the Golan Heights and prevent the delivery of weapons to extremist groups. The conversation also touched on the risks of tensions that could arise from Israel's presence in Syria, with Trump requesting Israel to withdraw its forces. However, Netanyahu insisted on maintaining his stance to ensure Israeli security.
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