In the Arab world are convinced: Israel wants to take over Syria as well

In the report in the Lebanese al-Ahabar newspaper, it states that Israel continues to implement a multidimensional strategy in Syria, which aims to make the Syrian country dismantled, with South Syria to become a permanent Israeli influence area. “Despite the friendly signals sent by the new Syrian leadership, Israel does not withdraw from its military, economic and political programs in Syria,” it said.

The newspaper is quoted by Prime Minister’s words Benjamin NetanyahuAnd according to the newspaper, “under the disguise of the Druze protection,” Netanyahu stated that Israel will not allow the forces of Maya a-Sham or the new Syrian army to enter the area south of Damascus, and demanded a full proclamation of the Cuntra, Da’a and Sweda districts.

According to al-Alabar, “Israel sees the new Syrian regime an opportunity to fulfill its aspirations, but treats it carefully. It wants to have enough but not so much to lose its ability to curb the Iranian influence or prevent Syria again into the Hezbollah support corridor.”

At the same time, Israel is working to remain Russia in the picture through preserving its military basis and warmth to balance the Turkish influence, insisting to prevent the strengthening of the government center in Damascus. Written in report.

Another report in the Lebanese newspaper states that “Democratic Syrian forces” (Cast) and the new Syrian government led by Ahmed a-Shara (Al-Jolyani) are in no hurry to reach a comprehensive agreement on Northeastern Syria. According to the report, the delay is due to a number of complex factors, including regional involvement, a lack of clarity regarding the future of the American military presence, and Israel’s entry into the campaign with commitments to “protect the Druze” and the members of the new government in Damascus. “The Israeli factor mixes the cards,” it said.

According to the report, the delay in establishing common committees to complete the initial understandings obtained in a meeting between temporary President Ahmad al-Sharia and the “Cast” commander Congratulations on a slave About two months ago, there are significant obstacles. The Kurds claim that the unilateral appointments in the army and in the preparatory committees do not understand good for the possibility that future Syria will be democratic and pluralistic.

The central dispute concerns the form of future government: Damascus strives for a centralized structure, while the Kurds require administrative decentralization. The resolution of the dispute requires regional and international agreements, especially between the US and Turkey.

Hacan Fidan Foreign Minister has reiterated his call to “Cast” to dismantle herself and expel about two thousand non-Syrian warriors from her ranks belonging to the Kurdish workers’ party. He claims that “it is impossible to allow the helmet to continue” and he emphasized “the need to refute the argument that the fighters in Kurdish leadership are necessary to prevent ISIS recurrence.”

Turkey is pushing for a regional alliance to fight jihadists as a replacement for the front of the US, and threatens its forces to take over camps and prisons that runs a helmet in northern Syria. It is found that if Washington listens to Israel’s concerns about the Syrian government, it may double its forces in Syria instead of attracting them.