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STANDARD DIPLOMATIC UNVERIFIED

Syria and Israel Conduct De-escalation Talks in Jordan Amid Regional Tensions

Aug 23, 2026 06:04 PM CT Amman, Jordan syria,israel,jordan,diplomacy,de-escalation,intelligence-sharing,turkey

Summary

Syria and Israel held high-level negotiations in Jordan focused on de-escalation following recent Israeli strikes and establishing an intelligence-sharing framework. The talks also addressed efforts to prevent Syria from becoming entangled in tensions between Israel and Turkey. This development indicates a potential shift in regional dynamics, as Syria seeks to stabilize its borders while navigating complex alliances involving Turkey and Iran.

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Syria said it held talks with Israel in Jordan on Sunday on de-escalation after recent Israeli strikes, and on keeping the country out of tensions between Israel and Turkey, an ally of Damascus. The high-level negotiations came after the sides in January agreed to establish an intelligence-sharin...

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Israel NEUTRAL

Participated in talks to address de-escalation and establish intelligence-sharing mechanisms with Syria.

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