Syria, Kuwait condemn Netanyahu’s incursion into Mount Hermon in occupied Syrian territory
Syria and Kuwait have formally condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Mount Hermon, labeling it a violation of sovereignty and international law. The incident has drawn criticism from multiple regional actors amid ongoing tensions.
Why it matters
Diplomatic friction regarding territorial integrity in the Middle East continues to threaten regional stability and adherence to historical disengagement agreements.
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facebook --> twitter --> whatsup --> linkded --> email MORE (3) Messenger Whatsapp --> A photo of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz. PHOTO: ANADOLU AGENCY Kuwait on Thursday condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's illegal entry into Syria's Mount Hermon and called on the UN Security Council to take action to halt attacks on the sovereignty of the Arab country.
Netanyahu entered the occupied Syrian area of Mount Hermon on Wednesday accompanied by Defence Minister Israel Katz, in a move that observers viewed as part of his campaign ahead of Knesset elections scheduled for October 27.
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