Trump warns 'Israel' not to 'interfere' in Syria
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US President Donald Trump warned 'Israel' on Monday against destabilizing Syria and its new leadership, days after a deadly operation by 'Israeli' forces in the south of the country.
"It is very important that Israel maintain a strong and true dialogue with Syria, and that nothing takes place that will interfere with Syria's evolution into a prosperous State," Trump said on his Truth Social network.
Trump said he was "very satisfied" with Syria's performance under former Islamist rebel President Ahmed al-Sharaa, who made a historic visit to the White House in November.
Trump has been pushing for a security pact between 'Israel' and Syria since Sharaa's Islamist coalition overthrew longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad a year ago.
But tensions have risen over hundreds of strikes by 'Israel' on Syria. In the deadliest so far, 'Israeli' forces killed 13 people on Friday in an operation in southern Syria, claiming they targeted an Islamist group.
Trump said Sharaa "is working diligently to make sure good things happen, and that both Syria and 'Israel' will have a long and prosperous relationship together."
He added that the United States was "doing everything within our power to make sure the Government of Syria continues to do what was intended" to rebuild the war-torn country.
Good relations between Syria and 'Israel' would add to his efforts for a wider Middle East peace following the fragile Gaza ceasefire in October, added Trump.
