'One of the Disagreements Between Syria and Israel Is Türkiye's Presence and Influence in Syria.'
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The fall of Bashar al-Assad has upset the regional balance around Syria. Weakened, subject to Israeli pressure and depending on Turkish support, the power of Ahmed al-Sharaa now favours negotiation. But behind the discussions on a security agreement are deep differences over the Golan, Syrian sovereignty and the strategic future of the country. [...] This article Between Israel and Turkey, Syria under stride appeared first on Mondafrique.
Syrian President Ahmed Shara, in a speech at the UN, stated that 90 percent agreement had been reached in talks with Israel, but that Tel Aviv had backed down. Journalist Musa Özuğurlu, in his assessment for Sputnik, analyzed Shara's speech and Syrian-Israeli relations.
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