Israel’s Netanyahu says deal with Syria possible but demands buffer zone
US is pushing for a non-aggression pact between Israel, Syria, but Netanyahu has shown little appetite for compromise.

US is pushing for a non-aggression pact between Israel, Syria, but Netanyahu has shown little appetite for compromise.



















Since the fall of the al-Assad regime, Israel has attacked Syria to deepen the occupation of the Golan Heights.
Israeli forces also bomb weapons depots in southern Syria and the capital Damascus, Israeli media reports.
The Arab ethnoreligious community was at the centre of Saturday’s attack in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
People in Lebanese capital fearful of widespread conflict between Israel and Hezbollah following Golan Heights attack.
Israel will be looking to retaliate, but it will want to avoid a major escalation, experts say.
The rocky patch of land, legally part of Syria, is where the latest tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have erupted.
Israel has pledged retaliation for a strike on the occupied Golan Heights for which it has blamed Hezbollah.