Israeli PM Netanyahu demands a demilitarized zone from Damascus to Mount Hermon following deadly clashes in Beit Jinn, despite US President Trump urging Israel not to destabilize Syria's political transition.

Benjamin Netanyahu is demanding Syria establish a "demilitarised zone" between the border with the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights and capital Damascus, as part of any possible peace deal with the new Syrian government.

[Damascus] Southwestern rural Damascus witnessed significant military escalation on Friday after Israeli fighter jets carried out intensive airstrikes on the town of Beit Jinn, resulting in a number of dead and wounded, including women and children, according to local sources who spoke to The Media Line.

Israel launched a series of airstrikes on central Damascus early Wednesday, targeting what it called key Syrian military infrastructure, including the Syrian Defense Ministry headquarters and a facility near the presidential palace. The attack marked one ...

Israel expanded airstrikes against Damascus on Wednesday after a fragile ceasefire in southern Syria collapsed. Though announced by Damascus on Tuesday, the ceasefire between the Druze and government forces doesn’t appear to have ever truly taken effect ...

Asharq Al Awsat Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday a deal with Syria is possible and he expects Syrian authorities to establish a demilitarized buffer zone from Damascus to Mount Hermon and other areas.

Israel killed 13 people, including two children, in Syria on Friday after locals resisted an incursion by its army.

Arab states call attack on Beit Jinn town a dangerous escalation that threatens regional stability - Anadolu Ajansı