Julani: Negotiating with Israel may make progress – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

“We have come to the battlefield after attending the battlefield,” said Ahmad al -Shara, the head of the Tahrir al -Sham terrorist group and the self -proclaimed Syrian president at a Concordia summit in New York.

Al -Julani said: “The battle of the Syrian liberation was carried out with minimal casualties thanks to the experience we had gained during our presence in Idlib. Syria needs a new life, and President Trump has lifted its sanctions, and now Congress has to strive to lift the sanctions permanently. We focus on economic development in Syria and we must lift sanctions.

He said: The fall of the Assad regime opened a new historical phase for the region and today there is the same interests between Syria, the West and the United States. Syria has inherited many turmoil over the past five years, and we cannot solve all the problems at once. Limiting the weapons to the government protects Syria from conflict and unrest.

Al -Julani also said of the negotiations with the Kurds: “We have offered the Syrian Democratic Forces to merge into the Syrian army and assured them that the Kurdish rights were reserved, but in the implementation of what was agreed, there was a peaceful solution, especially the agreement with the forces.”

In another part of his remarks on new Syrian relations with other countries, he added: Syria has adopted a policy of maintaining peace with all countries and no threat to anyone. We are committed to responding to anyone who attacks any civilian because Syria is a lawful country. We are trying to prevent Syria from entering any battle with anyone and our country must be given opportunity.

The head of the transitional period in Syria also referred to negotiations with the Zionist regime, saying: “Israel has carried out a lot of attacks on us and continues to occupy the Golan Heights and influence our territory.” Syria is seeking to prevent war because it is in the process of rebuilding. If the ceasefire is successful and Israel is committed to what has been agreed, the negotiations may progress. Israel must withdraw from Syrian territory, and security concerns can be resolved through negotiation. The negotiations will show whether Israel has security concerns or developmental ambitions.