Shariah: Security pact with Israel, no military action in Lebanon
Syrian President Ahmad Sharae confirmed that Damascus is conducting negotiations to reach a security agreement with Israel, involving regional countries, with the aim of improving the regional situation and opening a broader political path toward comprehensive peace in the area. He emphasized that Syria maintains its right to the occupied Golan Heights and that it should not be compromised. He clarified that current Syrian policy focuses on avoiding escalation and conflict with Israel, considering that successful security arrangements could pave the way for wider solutions, while reaffirming that any resolution must preserve Syria's rights in the Golan. Sharae also stressed that Syria has no intention of military intervention in Lebanon and is working to support the country's stability through political cooperation, warning of the repercussions of any chaos on the region. On the economic front, he underscored that lifting sanctions related to the terrorism list is essential for full recovery, noting the slow implementation of an agreement with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the need to address the issue of missing persons through an international committee, in order to strengthen Syria's unity and push toward reducing regional tensions.
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