How the Israel-Syria Border Could Become a Catalyst for a Global Conflict
Since the fall of Assad, IDF forces have been stationed in the buffer zone; now, Israel is trying to torpedo al-Sharaa's vision of a unified Syria. It may find itself facing Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and perhaps even the Trump administration
A deadly clash occurred on Tuesday in the small town of Kuwaya in Syria's Daraa district – abutting the border with Jordan – that left at least six Syrians dead. Reports from Israel said the air force had attacked a group of armed men who had opened fire on Israeli troops.
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