PNN – The Israeli Foreign Minister announced that the regime “will not negotiate with anyone about the fate of the Syrian Golan Heights.”
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing Sputnik, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar announced the regime’s desire to expand the Abraham Accords (the so-called Abraham Accords) and strengthen the path to normalizing relations with Arab countries.
Sa’ar said in a joint press conference with the Austrian Foreign Minister: Israel is seeking to include countries such as Syria and Lebanon in the process of normalizing relations and considers this issue essential for its security.
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Despite the occupation of new parts of Syrian territory after Golani came to power in Syria, the Israeli Foreign Minister claimed, as quoted by Ynet: We hope to have balanced and good relations with all our neighbors!
Sa’ar said: Israel will not negotiate the Golan Heights in any agreement.
Previously, the Israeli Foreign Minister announced that the regime was interested in establishing good relations with the new Syrian rulers.
Muhammad al-Julani, the former leader of the terrorist group Tahrir al-Sham and the current ruler of Syria, had previously announced the existence of indirect contacts with the Zionist regime through some intermediaries.