Syria, Israel Agree to Talk While Israel Continues Raids. How Civil.
So, Syria and Israel are 'accelerating talks' even as Israeli forces conduct raids in Quneitra, because nothing says good faith negotiation like bombing your conversation partner's backyard. The New Arab article notes these 'provocations' are 'near-daily.' This isn't a strategy for peace; it’s a strategy for dominance under the guise of diplomacy. Historically, Israel has systematically expanded
control over the Golan Heights, seized from Syria in 1967, and these raids continue to enforce that control. This echoes the pattern where Israeli 'security concerns' consistently translate into unilateral military action, often during periods of supposed de-escalation or negotiation. We are consistently told that these 'raids' are for security, yet the timing, coinciding with 'accelerated talks,'
suggests a different objective. It's a classic power play: negotiate from strength, while actively undermining the other side's territorial integrity. One must ask, how many 'talks' will it take before the world stops pretending this is anything but a slow, violent annexation?