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Syria says it’s no threat, after Israel blames Sharaa for rocket fire
Since taking over, Sharaa has said Syria does not want conflict with its neighbours, urging international pressure on Israel to halt its attacks. Analyst Bassam al-Suleiman said those benefiting from the escalation were “Iran and its militias”, former Assad allies with a past presence in Syria.
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Mapping Israel’s expanding air attacks across SyriaIsrael has launched hundreds of air strikes in Syria since December 2024, averaging one every three to four days.
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