Syria condemns Israel's 'violations' of its sovereignty
Syria condemned Israel's ongoing violations of its territorial integrity, specifically citing the completion of the 'Sufa 53 Line' inside Syrian territory. The Syrian Foreign Ministry called on the international community to take deterrent measures against what it described as Israeli incursions and a threat to regional stability. The article notes that Israel seized the peak of Mount Hermon in December 2024 following the fall of the Assad regime and has not returned it. Syrian media outlets have reported over 1,300 Israeli incursions, including 280 in September. The article also mentions US-mediated talks between Israeli and Syrian officials in Paris in early 2026, which produced a set of understandings including a joint fusion mechanism. Jordan's King Abdullah II has also voiced concern over Israeli escalation in southern Syria.
Syria on Sunday condemned Israel's continued violations of its territorial integrity, specifically citing the completion of the 'Sufa 53 Line' inside Syrian territory, as reported by the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA). The Syrian Foreign Ministry called on the international community to take effective deterrent measures against what it described as Israeli incursions and a threat to regional stability. The article notes that Israel seized the peak of Mount Hermon in December 2024 following the fall of the Assad regime and has not returned it. Syrian media outlets have reported over 1,300 Israeli incursions, including 280 in September. The article also mentions US-mediated talks between Israeli and Syrian officials in Paris in early 2026, which produced a set of understandings including a joint fusion mechanism. Jordan's King Abdullah II has also voiced concern over Israeli escalation in southern Syria.