Following a Cease-fire Deal in mid-July After Escalation in Southern Syria, Israeli and Syrian Officials Have Been Meeting to Reach a Security Agreement
Israel and Syria have entered into a series of talks aimed at establishing a security agreement, a source told Haaretz. The talks, which are being led and mediated by U.S. envoy to Syria and Turkey Thomas Barrack, are expected to continue during the coming weeks, the source said.
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