Syria, Israel agree US-brokered ceasefire amid Suwayda clashes, envoy says
Summary
Syria and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire after recent air strikes and clashes in Syria's Suwayda region. The ceasefire, announced by the US ambassador to Turkiye, is supported by several nearby nations. There have been no official comments from Syria or Israel about the ceasefire.Key Facts
- A ceasefire between Syria and Israel was announced by the US ambassador to Turkiye, Tom Barrack.
- The ceasefire followed days of air strikes and violence in Syria's Suwayda region.
- The US, Turkiye, and other nearby countries support the ceasefire.
- Israel recently launched air strikes targeting Syria's Ministry of Defence and government forces in Suwayda.
- Israel claims it acted to protect the Druze minority in Suwayda.
- Druze leaders and the Syrian government reached a ceasefire agreement on Wednesday.
- Heavy fighting between Druze and Bedouin tribes continued in Suwayda despite the ceasefire.
- Syria's interim President stated the priority to protect Druze citizens and responded to Israeli attacks with resolve.
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