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In the Middle East, can old enemies make good neighbors?
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Christian Science Monitor | World
Israeli strikes against Syrian military bases, which continued this week, threaten to destabilize the government with which Israel is trying to reach a deal.
Damascus believes a security agreement with Israel would stabilize the section of the country’s border that is adjacent to Israel, currently under Israeli military occupation.
What more do they want from us?”Omar Sanadiki/AP/File Firefighters work at the site of an Israeli missile strike in Damascus, Syria, March 13, 2025.
It is a very contentious position he finds himself in.”By and large, war-weary Syrians say they would welcome a security agreement with Israel.
“All Syrians support a security agreement with Israel, says Wael Olwan, an analyst at the Jusoor Center for Studies, a research facility based in Damascus.
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