Syrie : SitRep 116 avec Ayssar Midani (17 décembre 2021). Au programme : – Conséquences dans la région des pourparlers sur le nucléaire iranien – Les pays de l’ALBA affichent leur soutien à la souveraineté de la Syrie – Attaques israéliennes contre la Syrie – La réconciliation continue du côté de Deraa et de Deir Ez-Zor – La vaccination anti-covid […]
Syrie : SitRep 95 avec Ayssar Midani (20 décembre 2020). Au programme : – Golan : résistance à l’occupation – Syrie : anniversaire de la libération d’Alep, fêtes de Noël – DAECH réactivé en Syrie et en Irak – Biden et sa nouvelle équipe ne sont pas des colombes de la paix – Commémorations de l’assassinat du Général Souleimani Sources […]
Syrian communities still living in Golan organise protests against Israeli occupation. (Photo: Sputnik)
Peter Ford
21st Century Wire
March 28, 2019
By Stephen Gowans
Washington’s decision to recognize Israel as sovereign over Golan doesn’t make Israel’s possession of the Syrian territory legitimate; Golan will always be part of Syria by right, regardless of what is decided in the capital of a country with its own rich history of territorial annexations (one-third of Mexico, Alaska, Hawaii, the Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, and the US Virgin Islands, to say nothing of the ruthlessly plundered land of the native Americans.)
Source : Reuters, Dan Williams, 23-05-2018
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israël fait pression sur l’administration Trump pour qu’elle reconnaisse sa souveraineté sur le plateau du Golan occupé, a déclaré mercredi un ministre israélien, prédisant que l’assentiment des États-Unis pourrait intervenir d’ici quelques mois.
Commando of the SAA 4th Division in Daraa. (Photo: Twitter)
Dr Marcus Papadopoulos
Syria Times
On Thursday 10 May 2018, an unprecedented exchange of strikes happened between Israel and Syria.
Two men, not specified which group of rebels, ride a motorcycle towards an abandoned UN base at Syria’s Quneitra border crossing between Syria and the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights, Monday, Nov. 28, 2016. (AP/Ariel Schalit)
The increasing contact between Israeli armed forces and militants fighting in Syria has become a cause for concern for the United Nations, a recent report by the organization suggests.
Israel’s Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon, speaks during a press conference at the Defense Ministry in Tel Aviv, Israel. (AP/Sebastian Scheiner)
Israel has decided to “absorb” an unintended attack by Daesh after the terrorist group “apologized” for it, former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon told reporters on Wednesday.
(ANTIMEDIA) If anyone ever needed proof that ISIS and Israel are not enemies and actually have very common goals and interests, look no further than the words of Israel’s former Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon.
“There was one case recently where Daesh [the Arabic acronym of ISIS] opened fire and apologized,” Ya’alon said at an event in the northern city of Afula.
