Ceasefire Deal Reached Between Syria And Israel With US Mediation | World News
Syria and Israeli leaders, the deadly sectarian conflicts in Southern Syria, has recently caused Israel’s intervention with great strikes, and after the US a ceasefire agreement.
US Special Ambassador Tom Barrack, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio under the sponsorship of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Syria’s temporary leader Ahmed al-Sharaa’nın accepted the end of the hostility, saying the ceasefire on Saturday.
The agreement is also supported by regional players, including Türkiye, Jordan and other neighbors of Syria.
In a article on social media, Barrack said, “Draze, Bedouin and Sunnis are invited to release their weapons and build a new and united Syrian identity with other minorities in peace and prosperity with their neighbors.” He said.
The cease -fire agreement was followed by six -day violent sectarian conflicts in the southern state of Sweida, which left hundreds of dead and triggered a wider, regional climb.
Within the scope of the ceasefire agreement, according to the sources specified by local TV reports, Syrian government security and military institutions will be allowed to re -enter all parts of Sweida.
The agreement envisages the termination of all local groups, the delivery of heavy weapons and the integration of former fighters into state security structures.
The spiritual leadership of the Draze community made a statement that was ready to end the ongoing hostility and meets the ceasefire that called for “wisdom and mind” to return.
The agreement came because the United Nations convoys have recently participated in human concerns in Sweida, which has recently been prevented from entering conflict zones.
Syrian officials have not yet made a comment on the ceasefire agreement.
A sudden explosion of violence in Syria’s southern province Sweida had triggered a complex and increasing crisis by revealing the deep fragility of Syria’s stability only six months after the collapse of the previous government and sending shock waves to the region.
Last week, Sweida witnessed the most deadly in -Syrian conflicts over the years. Initially, the struggle of a local dispute between the Draze community and the Bedouin tribes quickly turned into a complete urban conflict, which included the Syrian government forces.
According to the UK -based Syrian Human Rights Observatory (SOHR), about 600 people have been killed on Thursday, including dozens of civilians and hundreds of warriors from all sides.
