Tel Aviv: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made an important statement on the situation in Syria. He said that if the new Syrian government continues to act like the old government, it will have to pay a heavy price. If the new administration continues to allow Iran to intervene and cooperate in providing weapons to Hezbollah, Israel will not remain silent and will be forced to take necessary measures. Netanyahu said Israel had “no intention to interfere” in Syria’s internal affairs.
No intention to interfere in internal affairs
“We do not intend to interfere in Syria’s internal affairs. However, we intend to take the necessary actions for our own security. Therefore, I call on the Syrian army to take action,” Netanyahu said in a video address on Tuesday. Bombing strategic military capabilities to avoid falling into the hands of jihadists in hand, just like the British Air Force did in World War II. The British Air Force bombed the (French) fleet to prevent these weapons from falling into Nazi hands.
It is an initiative of friendship and a warning
Netanyahu said that we hope to maintain relations with the new Syrian government, but if this government allows Iran to regain a foothold in Syria, or provide weapons to Hezbollah or attack us, we will respond strongly. They will have to pay a heavy price for this behavior, and what happened in the last administration will happen in this administration.
‘Historic day’ in the Middle East
Syrian rebels entered Damascus on Sunday, forcing President Bashar al-Assad to flee the country. Assad’s more than two decades of rule in Syria have come to an end. Netanyahu praised Assad’s fall, calling it a “historic day” in the Middle East. Netanyahu further acknowledged that while the collapse offers great opportunities, it also brings with it great dangers. He also called on other countries bordering Israel to remain peaceful.
New opportunities also bring new dangers
Netanyahu also shared a video on Twitter, saying, “This is a historic day for the Middle East. The fall of the Assad regime, the atrocities in Damascus provide great opportunities, but are also fraught with many dangers.” “We reach out” to bring peace to all people in Syria: Druze, Kurds, Christians and those Muslims who want peace with Israel. After the Syrian army abandoned the bases, Netanyahu said on Sunday that he had ordered the Israeli army to take control of the bases to ensure that any force with hostile intentions could not enter Israel’s borders.
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