The two countries, which never signed a peace agreement, want to first reach a security agreement
Syria's interim president seeks security agreement with Israel
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Israel and Syria have never signed a peace agreement. A central point of contention is the Golan Heights. Now a security agreement is to be reached first.
Furthermore, Syria's interim president wants to work toward at least a security agreement.
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Israel and Syria have never signed a peace agreement.
reliability moderate2/4 sourcesA central point of contention is the Golan Heights.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesNow a security agreement is to be reached first.
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Syria's interim president wants to work toward at least a security agreement.
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A central point of contention is the Golan Heights.
omitted byCentercovered byPublic / AgenciesNow a security agreement is to be reached first.
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