Israel, Syrian leaders agree to high the fire, says the American envoy

The leaders of Israel and Syria have agreed to stop the fire After recent Israeli air attacks In the Syrian capital, an American envoy said Friday, as he urged all parties in Syria devastated by the war to leave weapons.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the new leader of Syria, Ahmed al-Sharaa, “agreed to stop the fire”

“We call the Drusos, the Bedouins and the Sunnas who leave their weapons and, together with other minorities, build a new and united identity in peace and prosperity with their neighbors,” Barrack wrote in X.

Israel bombed on Wednesday locations in the Syrian capital Damascus, even in the country’s ministry of defense.

Israel said he was defending the Druse community after mortal clashes between the minority, which has a presence in Israel, and Bedouins in the southern province of Sweida.

Some diplomats and analysts see Israel how to maximize the damage that can weaken their Syrian historical adversary, after Sharaa’s Islamist forces knocked down the ruler Bashar al-Assad, an Iranian ally, in December.

The United States on Wednesday announced an agreement in which Syrian government forces withdrew from Sweida.

Later, the State Department said that the United States did not support Israel’s air attacks, its ally, which depends on the diplomatic and military support of the United States.

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