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After being tasked with forming a government, former Israeli Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot proposed upgrading the 1974 Disengagement Agreement into stricter security arrangements with Damascus, backed by monitoring mechanisms and U.S. guarantees. He called for Turkish and Russian forces to withdraw from Syria. He did not commit to withdrawing from Mount Hermon or Israeli positions inside Syria, saying instead that their fate would be addressed in security negotiations. No new agreement or ongoing formal negotiations have been announced. His vision remains contingent on forming a government coalition and securing the approval of the parties concerned, while Damascus continues to demand the withdrawal of Israeli forces and a return to the 1974 arrangements.
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