Syria and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire following intense airstrikes and ethnic violence in Suwayda province, with the U.S. acting as mediator. The ceasefire was welcomed by Turkey, Jordan, and regional neighbors. Israel claimed its strikes aimed to protect the Druze community, amid deadly clashes involving Druze, Bedouins, and Syrian forces. Syria’s interim president warned against Israeli interference but said Syria seeks peace. Special forces have been deployed to Suwayda to restore order after over 100 deaths in recent violence.
Syria and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire, according to U.S. Ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrack. The announcement follows several days of airstrikes and ethnic violence in Syria’s southwestern Suwayda province, reports Al Jazeera.
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