Israeli attacks on Syria, including incursions into Quneitra, align with Netanyahu's calls for southern Syria's "complete demilitarization" and Katz's warning against it becoming "another South Lebanon."

Alongside its occupation of the Golan Heights, “Israel” has quietly advanced into Syria’s buffer zone, establishing what international media are now calling a “security zone” deep within Syrian territory.

The collapse of Assad's regime has led to a power struggle in Syria, with Turkish and Israeli interests clashing over control, while Syrian opposition forces thwart Israel's "David's Corridor" plan.

As reports continue to confirm Israeli incursions into Syrian territory, along with the bulldozing of agricultural land, attention has shifted to the presence and role of Russian forces in the region.

The Syrian regime has evidently positioned itself to assess the unfolding events in Gaza and exploit them to its advantage as it seeks to utilize the conflict as an opportunity to forge closer ties with the West, aspiring for a normalization process.