Israel and Syria Resume Diplomatic Talks with U.S. Backing
January 6, 2026609 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office confirmed on Tuesday that diplomatic discussions between Israel and Syria have resumed after several months, with direct support from the United States.
During the discussions, Israel underscored the necessity of safeguarding its citizens and mitigating threats along its borders, stating that these concerns are paramount in any future agreements.
The two nations also committed to continuing their dialogue to advance shared objectives, particularly focusing on the security of the Druze minority in Syria, which is seen as vital for regional stability.
This development marks a renewed effort to reopen communication channels between the two countries, with American support aimed at promoting de-escalation and enhancing security in the region.
During the discussions, Israel underscored the necessity of safeguarding its citizens and mitigating threats along its borders, stating that these concerns are paramount in any future agreements.
The two nations also committed to continuing their dialogue to advance shared objectives, particularly focusing on the security of the Druze minority in Syria, which is seen as vital for regional stability.
This development marks a renewed effort to reopen communication channels between the two countries, with American support aimed at promoting de-escalation and enhancing security in the region.
