Following Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa's remarks about a security agreement with Israel, Golan Regional Council head Uri Klaner said Israeli citizens want peace but it must come from a position of security strength, referencing the October 7, 2023 attacks.
Golan Regional Council head Uri Klaner responded Monday to Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa's stated intention to form a security agreement with Israel, saying that Israeli citizens desire peace but that it must be built from a position of security strength. 'After October 7 it is clear to all of us: peace is made from a position of security strength,' Klaner said, according to N12. Earlier today, The Zioneer reported that Klaner had stated that any peace agreement must be based on full Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights. The new remarks come as al-Sharaa continues to signal openness to a security arrangement with Israel, while maintaining Syria's position on the Golan. Klaner's statement reflects the Israeli security establishment's post-October 7 emphasis on deterrence and strength as prerequisites for agreements.
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