Haaretz: Trump Confirmed to Netanyahu His Desire for Real Progress Towards a Security Agreement with Syria
SadaNews - The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that representatives from Israel and Syria are holding a meeting today in the French capital, Paris, aimed at resuming discussions regarding a security agreement between the two sides.
The meeting includes the Israeli Ambassador to Washington, the Military Secretary to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the Head of the Israeli National Security Council, along with the U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East, Steve Wietkov.
The newspaper confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump emphasized during a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu his interest in achieving tangible progress in negotiations with Syria, which would enhance the chances of reaching new security agreements in the region.
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