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Syria's leader demanded an Israeli withdrawal at the UN, drawing a sharp rebuff from Jerusalem.
Addressing the United Nations General Assembly, Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa declared his nation's return to the international community while demanding an Israeli withdrawal from the border buffer zone. He condemned hundreds of military strikes conducted by Israel since the fall of the previous regime, arguing they contradict global support for Syria. In response, Israeli officials maintained that the Golan Heights remain an integral part of Israel.
- Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa stated that the October seventh attacks should not dictate Israeli policy regarding Syria.
- Al-Sharaa reported that Israel has carried out five hundred strikes in Syria since the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
- Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz firmly responded that the Golan Heights are an eternal and integral part of Israel.
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Why it matters
The diplomatic friction at the United Nations highlights deep regional tensions over the Golan Heights and border security as Syria attempts to rebuild following years of civil war.
What outlets agree on
Both outlets and leaders confirm that Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa addressed the United Nations General Assembly to demand an Israeli withdrawal from border buffer zones.
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- Middle East EyeSharaa says Israeli attacks on Syria at odds with 'joy' of global community towards his country6d ago · open ↗
- Al JazeeraSyria’s al-Sharaa urges Israeli withdrawal in UN General Assembly speech6d ago · open ↗
- The Times of IsraelAt the UN, Sharaa says peace with Israel possible, but vows Golan will remain Syrian6d ago · open ↗
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