The Arab Opinion Index for Syria 2026: 61 percent of respondents (Syrians) named Israel as the main threat to Syria, while Iran was named by 20 percent, Turkiye by 6 percent and the United States by 5 percent.

Sample Size: 3.600 (all Syrian Governorates)

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BREAKING: The military intelligence agency of the Syrian Ministry of Defense has dismissed more than 500 individuals affiliated with the former regime following investigations and security procedures.

The investigations revealed that most of those dismissed were from the National Defense Forces, the Fourth Brigade, and the 25th Brigade.

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New Qatari Proposal to Iran:

* Acceptance of the fact that Iran will enrich uranium to a level of 3.67%.
* Dilution of the 400 kilograms of enriched uranium to a level of 60% within the country.
* Lifting of the U.S. naval blockade on Iran.
* Release of a portion of Iran’s frozen assets (between $6 billion and $10 billion).
* Iran acting as a mediator between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis in Yemen.
* Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz after the entry of inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency into Iranian territory.

Details received by i24 Hebrew

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Another Claim:

“A force of approximately 600 Syrian special forces soldiers is expected to arrive in Saudi Arabia next week.

36 Syrian military officials visited a joint command and operations center in Jeddah and were briefed on the battlefronts and operational areas.

A military delegation led by Brigadier General Khaled Khattab, commander of the 82nd Brigade, conducted a two-week visit to Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia stipulated that the members of the force to be sent must be of Syrian nationality and not foreign fighters.”— Associated Press, quoting a “Syrian official”

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— The country does not have “600 experienced special forces” that it can simply send out as if it were nothing.

It already faces difficulties securing its own borders with Lebanon, Israel, occupied Suwayda and Iraq. It is also unclear who these so-called “officials” are who are feeding this information to mainstream media.

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Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani, and main representative of the Syrian Government:

There is no deployment of Syrian forces in Yemen, and there are no plans for such a deployment in the near future.

Any Syrian military plan outside its borders will be announced clearly and will not be implemented secretly.

The military agreement with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia does not include the deployment of Syrian forces in Yemen.

Syria needs Saudi expertise to contribute to the rebuilding of the Syrian Arab Army’s capabilities.

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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio:

Israel is a wealthy enough country to be an exporting nation.

They can purchase weapons from us, but we will no longer need to finance that.

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❗️🇲🇦🇮🇱 Israel's Ministry of Defense Director General, Amir Baram, led a high-level delegation to Morocco on November 9 to meet with Minister Delegate Abdellatif Loudiyi and General Mohammed Berrid of the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces.

Discussions focused on expanding bilateral defense collaboration spanning military technology, industrial development, cybersecurity, training, and strategic expertise exchange. Both nations reiterated their dedication to strengthening military ties through the framework of the Joint Military Commission

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Lebanese Energy Minister announced the completion of repairs to the Tripoli–Syria gas pipeline, which is expected to transport around 2 million cubic metres of gas daily as part of Qatar’s wider energy project for Lebanon which is in an advanced negotiation stage.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed on Monday that he has discussed with French President Emmanuel Macron the situation in Lebanon, where the mandate of the United Nations Interim Force (UNIFIL) expires on December 31 in the south of the country where Israel continues to occupy large areas, as well as the choice of the next UN Secretary-General.

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