Netanyahu Discusses Druze Call
Reports indicated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a phone call with Syrian President Bashar Assad, during which he demanded an end to attacks on the Druze population in the Syrian province of Sweida, following massacres against them. This occurred during Netanyahu's visit to the Likud Party headquarters in Yarka, where he confirmed that he contacted Assad immediately after the events to call for a halt to the violence. He also noted that Israeli airstrikes on Syrian forces helped halt the military advance and forced Syrian troops to withdraw, emphasizing that Israel will not tolerate threats against the Druze community in Syria. Netanyahu did not disclose details regarding the timing or full content of the conversation.
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