Live Briefing: Israel to stay in Syrian buffer zone for foreseeable future, Netanyahu says
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized Israel’s strategic intent to maintain its presence on Mount Hermon until a secure arrangement can be ensured. He noted, "Its importance to Israel's security has only grown stronger in recent years...".
Defense Minister Israel Katz stressed the necessity for the Israel Defense Forces to enhance their position at Mount Hermon, stating, "fully prepare for a possible prolonged stay" by improving living conditions and building fortifications.
U.N. spokesman Stéphane Dujarric highlighted international concerns regarding Israel's actions, stating, "There is an agreement. It needs to be respected," referring to the 1974 disengagement agreement.
With Israel's military actions in southern Syria coinciding with discussions of a Gaza ceasefire, Katz expressed Israel’s vision for Gaza's future, asserting, "maintain full security control over Gaza, with complete freedom of action."
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