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Damascus silent on Netanyahu-Sharif talks
The article focuses on an Israeli report that outlines the implications of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claim of having had a phone call with Syrian President Ahmad al-Shir in July 2025 during the events in Sweida. The report notes that the Syrian government has neither confirmed nor denied the communication, and it accuses Israel of interference and arming an illegitimate armed group to destabilize the region, although this has not been independently verified. The report also mentions that American mediation played a role in halting Israeli strikes during the events, and that there are ongoing disagreements regarding the Israeli military presence in Syrian territories—particularly in areas entered after December 2024—posing a barrier to reaching a comprehensive security agreement. The head of the Jewish community in Syria expresses hope that these communications might develop into a broader peace process, despite continued disagreements over security and military conditions in the region.
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