Former Israeli Security Official: U.S. Holds the Key as Israel Cannot Stay in Syria Unilaterally
The former Israeli Homeland Security Advisor, Elyashiv Haluta, concluded that the continued presence of Israeli forces in the buffer zone in Syria requires prior coordination with the United States. He warned that a long-term stay in southern Syria might necessitate a reevaluation of Israeli national security concepts. He explained that U.S. President Donald Trump's calls for Israel to withdraw from Syria are part of his broader approach toward political settlements in the region, noting that withdrawing from Syria is easier than from Lebanon or Gaza, since there is no direct enemy currently on the Syrian side of the border.
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