Against the backdrop of escalating tensions in the Middle East, the Israeli government issued a strong statement targeting groups operating in Syria and their leadership. This was reported by Israel’s reputable newspaper — Israel Hayom. According to sources, official Tel Aviv conveyed its demands not directly, but through the United States.
According to the report, the Israeli side delivered a clear warning to Ahmad al-Shara:
“By noon on Sunday, you must restore calm in the Suwayda province and remove all Bedouin groups from this area. Otherwise, we will intervene with force against your armed elements in Syria.”
The tone and deadline in the message indicate how serious the issue is. The Suwayda region in recent weeks has become completely destabilized due to local clashes and the activity of armed groups. Israel views this as a direct threat to its national security.
Ahmad al-Shara is currently recognized as the unofficial leader of several forces in southern Syria, including Bedouin-related groups. Attempting to mediate peace through him is seen by Israel as an effort to quickly neutralize the emerging threat.
If Israel’s warning translates into military action, it could launch a new phase affecting not just Syria but the entire region.
The United States’ involvement in this process also shows that Israel’s warning is being taken seriously at the international level.
The path al-Shara chooses in the coming days could become a turning point for regional peace. Stability in Syria and broader security issues have once again become the focus of global attention. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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