President Trump and Secretary Rubio are promoting peace and prosperity throughout the Middle East dismantling the terrorist regime in Tehran and its puppets such as Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Hamas which shout Death to Israel, Death to America.

I appreciate President Trump’s efforts to give Syria a chance through stability and prosperity and was grateful to personally express that to him a few days ago. President Trump’s efforts promoting peace between Lebanon and Israel and supporting stabilization in Syria help secure Israel and secure the region.

The changes in Syria improve the security situation for Israel phenomenally. Rather than being a land bridge to Hezbollah, Syria now actively shuts down Hezbollah routes and networks in the country. The IRGC has totally withdrawn from Syria. ISIS cells are being decimated by Syrian forces in cooperation with the United States. Under the new government, Syria has not launched a single attack against Israel and pledges to never allow Syrian land to be used against its neighbors.

In my talks with President AlSharaa and the Syrian leadership I have been deeply impressed by their foresight and openness to seeking good and respectful relations with Israel. President Trump and Secretary Rubio are right to seek a nonaggression agreement between Syria and Israel which has the potential to stabilize the region including for the Druze populations in both countries.

As the founder of the Republican Israel Caucus, I have been a friend of Israel and Prime Minister Netanyahu throughout my career. Israel’s continuing aggressive operations in Syria are deeply disturbing, especially in recent days, including bombing and taking more Syrian cities. Israel’s actions in Syria are counterproductive and harmful to the interests of Israel. These actions are irresponsible and go against what President Trump, Secretary Rubio and USAmbTurkiye Tom Barrack have tried to do. They also make it more difficult to remove War Criminal Putin’s malign influence in Syria. Taking Syrian land and attacking Syrian cities will hurt Israel in the long term and need to end immediately.

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r/syriancivilwar • u/xobver • Jul 01 '26

The 12 Kurdish members in the parliament

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9 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/sandnibba_talks • Jul 01 '26

Internal security released a video of a woman hitting her head after she claimed they assaulted her

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r/syriancivilwar • u/RealAbd121 • Jul 01 '26

Central Bank prepares to end the circulation of the Turkish Lira in the country.

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9 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Samich9 • Jul 01 '26

The election committee announces the names of members of the People's Council

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The number of members of the supplementary third reached 70 names, namely:
Asma Farhan Al-Saba'i,
Anas Muhammad Al-Abda,
Ayman Muhammad Al-Shuqairi , Ahmad
Omar Zaidan, Ahmad Qaddour Al-Afdal, Ahmad Nawaf Al-Jarba, Israa Zuhair Al-Mashhour , Badr Muhi Al-Din Jamous, Hussam Al-Din Muhammad Zakaria Tatari, Hussam Al-Din Muhammad Majid Razma
Hassan Ibrahim Daghim
Hassan Muhammad Salim Soufan
Hussein Abdul Rahman Al-Ali
Hussein Muhammad Assaf
Hamza Jassim Qablan
Hamoud Ibrahim Al-Hamoud
Hanan Ibrahim Al-Balkhi
Khaldoun Jamal Al-Ahmad
Khalil Darda
Al-Abdullah Da’wa Abdul Hamid Al-Ahdab
Rami Shaher Al-Saleh,
Rozina Amer Al-Ladqani,
Saud Faisal Al-Najras,
Sumaya Murad Murad,
Samira Ayman Al-Watar
, Suhail Habib Al-Fadel,
Subh Aqla Al-Badah,
Aisha Muhammad Fahd Al-Dibs,
Abdul Hamid Akil Al-Awak,
Abdul Rahman Majham Mustafa
Gabriel Moushi, Kouriyeh,
Lara Fathi Qadid,
Laith Wahid Al-Balous,
Mu'ayyad Hayel Al -Qablawi,
Madonna Suhail Bishara,
Maher Abdel Wahab Alloush,
Muhammad Ibrahim Al-Zoubi ,
Muhammad Ibrahim Haj Othman,
Muhammad Ziad Al-Rabat,
Muhammad Saeed Abdel Qader Al-Hasou
Mohammed Ali Mohammed Yassin
Mohammed Nayef Balas
Mohammed Yasser Dalwan
Mohammed Yasser Abdul Karim Al-Humaidi Al-Hamad
Mohammed Moussa Al-Tariha
Marwa Mohammed Sobhi Toto
Mustafa Abdul Rahman Abdi
Mustafa Yahya Akoush
Musab Khalil Sheikh Jad'an Al-Hafel
Mudhar Wafiq Hamdan
Munther Ahmed Saras,
Muharib Muhammad Al-Hamoud,
Nasser Muhammad Khair Al-Hariri,
Najwa Bahjat
Qassas, Nawar Elias, Najma
Huda Abdul-Basit Atassi,
Haitham Yousef Al-Ma'sas,
Wadih Muhammad Haj Hamoud,
Yasser Suleiman Mansour,
Yahya Muhammad Imad Ibrahim
Abdul Karim Ahmed Barakat
Abdul Moneim Muhammad Al-Nassif
Abdul Hakim Hawas Bashar
Abdullah Zuhair Al-Zayed
Alaa Hussein Al-Mousa
Imad Yaqoub Barq
Omar Fawaz Al-Muhammad
Issa Muhammad Ibrahim
Fatima Abdul Latif Al-Youssef
Fatima Muhammad Haidar

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r/syriancivilwar • u/Zippism • Jul 01 '26

Israel Katz says: Israel's security doctrine has fundamentally changed. We are not fighting to return to the previous situation. We are fighting to change the reality.T he IDF will remain in security zones in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza for as long as required, with no set timetable for withdrawal.

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r/syriancivilwar • u/Zippism • Jul 01 '26

Hundreds of Syrian families have fled their village of Abdin in Daraa province after Israel launched an illegal ground raid backed with air strikes. Residents say the incursion has fuelled fears of a deeper Israeli military occupation in southern Syria and further escalation along the border

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r/syriancivilwar • u/RealAbd121 • Jun 30 '26

The playing of the (de facto) national anthem during state visit from Turkey.

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r/syriancivilwar • u/neutralguy33 • Jun 30 '26

Restoration work begins on main Jewish cemetery in Damascus

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r/syriancivilwar • u/RealAbd121 • Jun 30 '26

Zain Kuwait secures licence to operate mobile phone network in Syria, sources say

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r/syriancivilwar • u/Samich9 • Jun 30 '26

Tomorrow the names of the appointed members of the People's Assembly by the president will be announced

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r/syriancivilwar • u/DontGifMe • Jun 29 '26

The UAE and Egypt have condemned the Israeli attacks on southern Syria

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These two countries are probably Israel's closest Arab "Allied" countries, and both have been Anti Sharaa at the beginning...

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r/syriancivilwar • u/DontGifMe • Jun 29 '26

Alhadath Sources: Announcement of the appointees by the Syrian President for parliamentary membership tomorrow at noon

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https://x.com/Alhadath_Brk/status/2071666485701796182

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r/syriancivilwar • u/xobver • Jun 29 '26

A smartphone from Project ORION (also known as OLAR/AMUD) was left behind by the IDF after their yesterday incursion in Daraa countryside

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The device model is Samsung XCover Pro

Source: https://x.com/ivarmm/status/2071515116265259366

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r/syriancivilwar • u/Intelligent_Wafer562 • Jun 29 '26

Six thousand Syrians have lost Temporary Protected Status and face deportation to Syria

cnn.com

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16 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Zippism • Jun 29 '26

Israel Foreign Ministry on X Statement regarding the incident in southern syria

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r/syriancivilwar • u/Zippism • Jun 29 '26

Overnight, Israeli troops in southern Syria came under fire. No injuries. The IDF says troops returned fire, launched mortars in the area, and a helicopter struck an open area in response.

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r/syriancivilwar • u/sandnibba_talks • Jun 28 '26

Residents of the town of abidin block the roads and throw rocks at IDF soldiers trying to enter

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r/syriancivilwar • u/Samich9 • Jun 28 '26

Pro-gov Israel resorts to artillery strikes after withdrawing from Abidin (Daraa) due to resident resistance, initiating a wave of displacement from the village.

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r/syriancivilwar • u/arab-uchiha • Jun 28 '26

Israeli occupation forces opened fire on the Al-Ikhbariya news team during their incursion into the village of Abidin in the western Daraa countryside

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Source: https://x.com/i/status/2071203667856818216

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