Netanyahu Says Israel Has "Absolute Control" of Certain Syrian Area, Vows to Topple Iran's Gov't
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Israel has absolute control over territory in southern Syria from Mount Hermon to the Yarmouk River and the Mediterranean Sea.
- Netanyahu vowed to defeat Iran's government and said Israel is very close to doing so.
- Israeli troops have occupied a United Nations-monitored buffer zone in southern Syria since December 2024 after Bashar al-Assad's government fell, despite Syria's repeated demands for their withdrawal.
- A United Nations commission called Israel's military presence in southern Syria a belligerent occupation and suggested some actions may be war crimes, which Israel rejected, calling its presence a temporary security measure.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accompanied by the Minister of Defense, visited Syria, reiterating that he would not allow terrorist militaries to establish bases near the border, amidst ongoing tensions.
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SapoNetanyahu stated that Israel achieved absolute control in the Middle East and reiterated that it was close to overthrowing the Iranian regime, after visiting Israeli troops in southern Syria.
Netanyahu said Israel still has work to do. However, he believes his country is getting closer.
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