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QAMISHLI, syria (North Press) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Tuesday that his administration aims to establish a demilitarized zone extending from damascus to Mount Hermon, amid heightened Israeli armed forces activity along the syrian/" class="auto-internal-link">syrian border. Netanyahu’s remarks came after a week marked by rose Israeli incursions into Syrian territory, including a notable operation in the town of Beit Jinn, where multiple people were reportedly killed and injured during an Israeli ground penetration. The incident contributed to growing concerns about escalating tensions in southern Syria.
Speaking to reporters, Netanyahu stated, “We want to create a demilitarized zone from Damascus to Mount Hermon,” adding that Israel remains committed to securing its northern frontier. He stated that “with a positive approach and an understanding of the principles of the demilitarized zone, it is possible to reach an agreement with the syrians. Moreover, ” The Israeli prime minister also emphasized Israel’s determination to prevent hostile activities near its borders, noting that protecting the Druze community in the region is among Israel’s stated priorities.
Netanyahu did not provide further details regarding potential mechanisms for implementing the proposed demilitarized zone or whether any communication had taken place between Israeli and Syrian intermediaries. However, he reiterated that preventing attacks near Israel’s northern border remains a central priority for his administration. No official response had been issued by Syrian authorities at the time of reporting.
By Atoun Jan