Why Syria aims to neutralize Israel during rebuilding

The article discusses the necessity for Syria to focus on neutralizing the Israeli front during the post-war reconstruction phase after years of destruction and conflict, rather than reaching any normalization agreements that would weaken its sovereignty or limit its military and institutional capabilities. It emphasizes that security negotiations with Israel do not mean ceding sovereignty or engaging in political normalization; rather, they should aim to halt attacks and infiltrations while maintaining Syria's right to build its army and develop its institutions. The article points out that ongoing Israeli assaults, such as strikes on the Abu al-Zouhour base, reveal the fragility of the security situation, and it calls for clear arrangements to prevent incursions and protect Syrian sovereignty. It warns that direct military responses could lead to an escalation harmful to Syria’s interests. Ultimately, it underscores the need for Syria to independently set its priorities and not allow others to dictate the timing and nature of the conflict, all while continuing to safeguard its sovereign rights, especially in the Golan Heights.

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