Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday during a visit to the Syrian border that the country’s strikes on Hezbollah and Iran contributed to the fall of Syria’s Assad regime.
Israel has warred with Iran and its proxy group over the 14 months since the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre, and Syrian rebels’ quick surprise offensive made any aid sent to the Assad regime have little effect.
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Netanyahu responded to the fall of President Bashar al-Assad’s government as a “historic day that creates new opportunities for Israel,” adding that the Jewish state will not allow any “hostile military force to be stationed on our borders.”
To that end, Israel has seized a buffer zone between the two
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