Prominent Lebanese Druze leader says he will visit Syria soon as tensions with Israel simmer
A prominent Druze leader in Lebanon has said that he will soon visit Syria to meet its interim leader as tensions simmer between members of the minority group, the war-torn country’s interim government, and Israel
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Israel says it is conducting strikes in southern Syria
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Israel wants demilitarization of parts of southern Syria
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Israel demands complete demilitarisation of southern Syria
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