Syria says will not become source of threat to Israel

Syria says will not become source of threat to Israel

In a letter responding to U.S. demands ahead of sanction relief, Syria says armed factions outside state control will not be permitted;  the U.S. says future normalization of ties to be determined by the interim authorities

As part of ongoing efforts by the new Syrian authorities to lift Western sanctions, particularly those imposed by the United States, Reuters revealed that Damascus has responded in writing to a list of conditions proposed by Washington for a possible partial lifting of sanctions.

Syrian FM: Syria is not a threat to any country, including Israel - Khaama Press

Syria’s Foreign Minister stated that Syria under its new government poses no threat to any country, including Israel. In his first appearance at a United Nations Security Council meeting, Asaad Hassan Al-Shibani, the Foreign Minister of the Syrian Transitional Government, introduced himself as the representative of the new Syria. He emphasized that the actions of Bashar al-Assad’s regime had destabilized the region and asserted that the current …

In a letter responding to the list of American conditions imposed by President Trump last month, Syria presented its political actions and said that there are things that require "mutual understandings" and formal and detailed meetings. The letter referred to the Israeli issue and regional peace. As well as the rebels in their country