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Israel tells de facto leadership in Syria won’t accept Jihadists in south

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Israel issued a message to Syria's de facto leader Ahmad al-Sharaa (formerly Abu Mohammed al-Golani) saying it won’t accept Jihadist activity in the southern part of the country. 

Israel-Syria border with the demilitarized zone on the left side of the fence, and Israel on the right, at the Golan Heights © Mena Today 

Israel-Syria border with the demilitarized zone on the left side of the fence, and Israel on the right, at the Golan Heights © Mena Today 

Israel issued a message to Syria's de facto leader Ahmad al-Sharaa (formerly Abu Mohammed al-Golani) saying it won’t accept Jihadist activity in the southern part of the country. 

Israel added it would renounce its foothold in the buffer zone on the border once a secure government takes hold in Syria.

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