Israel Intensifies Military Actions Amid Syrian Tensions
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the IDF to take control of the buffer zone between Israel and Syria, following the collapse of the 1974 Disengagement Agreement as Syrian forces abandoned their positions. The IDF is preparing for potential spillovers into Druze villages and has reinforced troops in the Golan Heights. Recent developments include the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime and the seizure of Damascus by rebel forces, with Israel conducting strikes on Hezbollah convoys to prevent arms transfers.
- PM orders IDF to seize Syrian buffer zone with Israel as prior agreement 'collapsed' Haaretz
- Israel watches Syria with trepidation as 50 years of detente is upended CNN
- Netanyahu hails 'historic' fall of Bashar Assad in Syria, credits Israeli attacks on Hezbollah, Iran Fox News
- IDF strikes Syrian chemical weapons factory, places tanks at buffer zone The Jerusalem Post
- Suspected Israeli strikes hit a part of Damascus, two security sources say Reuters
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