Israel and Syria Key Meetings Likely Soon
Relations between Syria and Israel experienced a significant shift after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in December 2024 and the assumption of power by the transitional government led by Ahmad al-Sharq. Secret talks began through American and foreign mediators to discuss de-escalation and direct security negotiations. Among the important meetings, Syria and Israel held several clandestine negotiations in Azerbaijan and France, resulting in an agreement signed in January 2026 to establish a direct security coordination mechanism under U.S. sponsorship for information exchange and to prevent escalation. Additionally, other discussions took place via telephone communications and conferences in Jordan, focusing on disarmament and stabilizing ceasefire lines, amid regional interventions by Turkey, Jordan, Russia, and the United States, which aim to manage tensions, control the Syrian situation, and avoid major clashes between the parties. The current state of affairs is characterized by efforts to de-escalate and ease tensions, with ongoing undisclosed talks concerning security and regional influence.
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