Syria’s Sharaa: Israel has acted with ‘brutality,’ but talks not at dead end

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Leader says talks now focused on restoring UN buffer zone, will later shift to future of Golan; all bases in Syria that hosted US troops now under state control, Damascus says.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa said Thursday that talks with Israel on a potential security agreement haven’t reached a dead end, but he accused Israel of acting with “brutality” in the country. “We are serious about reaching a security agreement that preserves regional stability,” Sharaa, whose jihadist-led forces ousted longtime strongman Bashar al-Assad in 2024, told Turkey’s Anadolu news outlet. “The negotiations have not reached a dead end, but they are progressing with great difficulty due to Israel’s insistence on maintaining a presence on Syrian soil,” he said.

Israel launched a wave of airstrikes against Syrian military assets in the wake of Assad’s overthrow, saying it could not risk powerful weapons getting into the wrong hands. The Israel Defense Forces also took control of a buffer zone previously controlled by the UN. Since then, Israel has demanded a demilitarized zone in southern Syria. The IDF also intervened last year during unrest in the Druze-majority area of Sweida, at the urging of Druze in Israel. Sharaa’s forces have been accused of atrocities against members of the minority group, which Israel has vowed to protect.

In light of all these developments, Israel and Syria’s new authorities have held several rounds of direct talks since the end of last year, and after negotiations in January — and under US pressure — they agreed to establish an intelligence-sharing mechanism as they edged toward a security agreement. Sharaa, in Turkey for the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, told Anadolu that “Israel responded to Syria with great brutality, targeting numerous Syrian sites, violating Syrian sovereignty and occupying parts of the territory adjacent to the already-occupied Golan Heights.” Israel captured the Golan Heights from Syria in the 1967 Six Day War and annexed it, a move that Syria and most countries don’t recognize. (Ed note: Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is telling us what his problem is: the IDF is holding both a "buffer zone" in Syria, and Israel had claimed Golan Heights back in 1967 and will not give it back to Syria. Always keep one eye on the state of Syria.) (Read More)