Israel Attacked in Syria Four Times
The article discusses the Syrian government's agreement with the "SDF" organization, which stipulates the dissolution of its military structure and the integration of its members into state institutions. This development threatens Israel's strategy of exploiting internal divisions within Syria. It has sparked objections within Israel, especially from some in the ruling right-wing, who are calling for a shift away from an adversarial stance toward Damascus. The article also emphasizes the importance of a unified Syria through the ending of partition projects, noting a decline in Israeli influence in areas such as Suwayda. This decline is linked to changes that have eroded Israeli leverage, including decreasing popularity of opposition figures and dwindling international support. The article concludes that resolving the “SDF” issue and reunifying Syria send a strong message to Israel: policies based on fragmenting the country no longer align with regional realities, prompting Israel to reassess its strategy toward Damascus.
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