Israel Continues Presence in Southern Syria
Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz confirmed that his country will not leave the buffer zone on Mount Hermon in southern Syria and will continue to maintain its troops there until "jihadist" threats against it are eliminated. These statements came after his visit to the area, during which he clarified that Israel's presence reflects its readiness to defend its borders, and that it will take actions against any attempts to expand Turkish influence within Syria, including the strikes that targeted a Syrian air base last week. Despite the threats, Israel remains committed to staying in the region at this stage to prevent the escalation of security tensions.
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