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Israel interested in ties with Syria and Lebanon, foreign minister says
- Israel is interested in striking peace agreements with Lebanon and Syria, stated Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar during a news conference.
- US diplomat Tom Barrack suggested that recent events between Israel and Iran present a chance to create new dialogue in the Middle East.
- There is widespread opposition within Lebanon to normalization with Israel, fueled by political forces and a historical context of resistance against Israeli presence.
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Weakening of Iran Seen Leading to Possible Peace Between Israel and Two Longtime Enemies, Syria and Lebanon
‘Let’s be careful, though. Sure, we don’t want to reject a hand that’s extended in peace, but we also can’t assume we’re dealing with a great Zionist,’ an analyst says of Syria’s interim president.
·New York, United States
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Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar confirmed in an interview with CNBC that Israel is open to formal peace agreements with Syria and Lebanon, but that the Golan Heights are not a basis for negotiations for Israel.
·Budapest, Hungary
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Israel eyes ties with Syria and Lebanon after Iran war
Israel is interested in establishing formal diplomatic relations with long-standing adversaries Syria and Lebanon, but the status of the Golan Heights is non-negotiable, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said on Monday.
·United Kingdom
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