On Wednesday, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar confirmed that the gap between Israel and Syria regarding the agreement has widened. According to him, the positions of the parties on key issues have grown further apart, making a deal in the near future unlikely. Saar emphasized that for Israel, it is crucial to ensure the security of its northern borders, while Syria likely has different objectives in the negotiations. The situation is expected to remain tense, and the parties may only return to the table after significant changes in their positions.
