Syria and Kuwait Condemn Netanyahu’s Visit to Mount Hermon
Most outlets led with the condemnation by Syria and Kuwait of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Mount Hermon, describing it as a violation of Syrian sovereignty and international law. The Express Tribune added context by noting Damascus’s call to halt Israeli incursions and return to the 1974 agreement, while the Daily Times briefly mentioned the occupied status of the area before the excerpt cuts off.
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Kuwait, Syria condemn Netanyahu’s entry into Syria
Syria and Kuwait have condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s entry into Mount Hermon. They described the move as a violation of Syrian sovereignty and international law. Netanyahu visited the occupied Syrian area on Wednesday alongside Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz. The visit came ahead of Israel’s Knesset elections scheduled for October 27. Read more: […]
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Syria, Kuwait condemn Netanyahu’s incursion into Mount Hermon in occupied Syrian territory
Damascus says visit to Mount Hermon violates sovereignty, urges halt to Israeli incursions, return to 1974 deal
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