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The Syrian president mentions a security agreement with Israel and rules out any intervention in Lebanon

The Syrian president mentions a security agreement with Israel and rules out any intervention in Lebanon
The Syrian president mentions a security agreement with Israel and rules out any intervention in Lebanon

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa indicated that Damascus is working towards a security agreement with Israel, while ruling out any military intervention in Lebanon.

Ahmed al-Sharaa clarified Damascus's position on two sensitive regional issues. The Syrian president confirmed that his government is working towards a security agreement with Israel, without specifying its details or timeline.

On Lebanon, al-Sharaa was categorical: Syria will not intervene militarily in its neighbor's country. Damascus intends instead to support the country to help it overcome the crisis it is experiencing, in its own words.

These statements were made during an interview given to an international news channel on July 26, 2026.

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