What happened at the Paris meeting between the Jolani delegation and Tel Aviv?
Al-Ikhbariya Syria, citing a diplomatic source, revealed the details of the meeting between Syrian and Israeli officials in Paris.
The source stated: The recent meeting in Paris between a delegation from the Foreign Ministry and the Israeli intelligence service was held with the mediation of the United States. The focus of the consultations was on recent security developments and efforts to reduce tension in southern Syria.
The source stated: The negotiations in Paris did not lead to any final agreement between the two Syrian and Israeli delegations, and the initial consultations were aimed at reducing tension. The Syrian delegation emphasized in this meeting that the integrity and security of Syria are non-negotiable. The Syrian delegation present in this meeting pointed out the desire of the Syrians for the security and stability of Syria.
According to this diplomatic source, the Syrian delegation in Paris announced its opposition to the creation of any parallel institution and projects related to the division of Syria.
The Syrian delegation held Israel responsible for the recent tension.
The Syrian delegation also announced that it opposed any measures to drag Syria into chaos and internal violence.
According to the diplomatic source, the Syrian delegation stressed its opposition to the presence of any illegal foreign forces on Syrian soil and expressed the desire of the Syrian people for security and stability.
The Syrian delegation called for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from areas they recently entered in southern Syria.
It is worth noting that senior Israeli and Syrian officials met face-to-face for the first time in Paris, hosted by a senior American diplomat. Ron Dermer, Minister of Strategic Affairs, and Tzahi Hangbi, a politician close to Netanyahu and the Israeli Homeland Security Advisor, met with Syrian Foreign Minister Asad al-Shaibani. The meeting was hosted by Tom Barak, the US special representative for Syria, who is also Washington’s ambassador to Turkey.