In an interview with Haaretz, a senior Israeli security official admitted that all the rules of the game in Syria have changed and that Bashar al-Assad is planning and developing a new Syria in the eyes of his enemies.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International group, Zionist regime military expert Amos Harl reviewed the situation in Syria on the 11th anniversary of the global conspiracy to divide the Arab country in a note published today (Tuesday, February 22nd) in the Hebrew newspaper Haaretz.
“Rai Al-Youm” newspaper published his assessment of the current situation in Syria and wrote: “This is while the occupying regime has stated since the beginning of the Syrian crisis that its tactical and strategic interests require the removal of President Bashar al-Assad and his removal from power. In line with this approach, the regime provided medical and other services in its hospitals to thousands of wounded members of “opposition” terrorist organizations in Damascus, and according to informed sources, Qatar and Saudi Arabia paid for the treatment in Israel, which amounted to tens.
The newspaper further wrote: Today, 11 years after the global conspiracy against Damascus, a senior security official in the Zionist regime admitted in an interview with the Hebrew newspaper Haaretz: “With the start of 2022 and the dampening of the dust of battle, I became convinced that the war in Syria was practically over.”
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The official, who did not want to be named, added: “All the rules of the game that we knew have changed, and in front of our eyes, President Assad is designing and developing a new Syria.”
Earlier, Lilak Shawal, a military analyst at the Hebrew newspaper (Israel Hume), quoted senior security sources in the Zionist regime as expressing his anger at Tel Aviv’s defeat in a plot against Damascus, claiming: “The changes that have taken place in Syria in recent times are very significant. After nearly a decade of Syria drowning in a brutal bloody civil war, in which hundreds of thousands were killed and wounded and millions fleeing the country, President Bashar al-Assad has returned to power and now “It is trying to impose its sovereignty on the country, even on the sides that helped it in this way, such as Iran.”