Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Syria Seeks Security Deal with Israel
Syria's president said in an interview that his country wants to make a security deal with Israel.
This deal could help bring peace between the two countries.
Syria wants to keep its rights to the Golan Heights while making this deal.
Several other countries might also be involved in this agreement.
The U.N. Secretary-General visited Syria and called for respect for its sovereignty.
Israel has been involved in military actions in Syria, including shelling areas and destroying infrastructure.
Syria seeks a security agreement with Israel.
The deal aims to pave the way for comprehensive peace.
Syria insists on its right to the Golan Heights.
Several countries may participate in the agreement.
The interview was conducted by Al Jazeera.
- Who
- Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa
- What
- Seeking a security agreement with Israel
- When
- July 26
- Where
- Interview with Al Jazeera
- Why
- To potentially pave the way for comprehensive peace
Syrian Perspective
Israeli Perspective
Golan Heights
Syrian Perspective
Syria insists on its right to the Golan Heights and seeks a deal that does not compromise this right.
Israeli Perspective
Israel may have differing views on the status of the Golan Heights and its inclusion in any potential agreement.
- Countries Involved
- Syria, Israel, and several other countries
- Interview Platform
- Al Jazeera
- Interview Date
- July 26
- Syrian President
- Ahmed al-Sharaa
- Potential Outcome
- Comprehensive peace
- U.N. Secretary-General
- Antonio Guterres
- U.N. Visit
- First trip by a U.N. chief to Syria since 2009