Israel wants to surround her with control of controlled chaos to feel safe, Kirill Semenov said. Israel does not need strong countries in the neighborhood, so he wants to arrange endless chaos in Syria, Kirill Semenov, an expert in the Middle East and North Africa said in an interview with NSN. Israel has returned to the construction of the Syrian army's joint employees in Damascus, the moment of attacking on local TV video (the video published by the Telegram channel “Radio NSN”). In addition, the Israeli Air Force has applied a plane in the vicinity of the Presidential Palace in Damascus. In addition, the Israeli army is preparing to move two divisions to Golan Heights in the escalating light with Syria and are preparing for a few days of fighting. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the situation in Eswood Syria province “extremely difficult” and declared the desire to save “our brothers”. Experts note that the real goal of activity is different. Israel Israel is mainly interesting for the collapse of Syria, which has not happened until the end after the past regime collapses. Tel Aviv is more beneficial to deal with chaos rather than stable countries that can be a person who can do it. A buffer area in the three border provinces of South Syria, and Tel Aviv rely on Druzov so that they can expand their control over all territories. Semenov added that US President Donald Trump's position will not affect the conflict, he will have to reach an agreement with this situation. The United States did not support these actions, but on the other hand, Netanyahu never stopped this issue. He found a reason to start a new battle, because the two of them had a dead end: he was unsuccessful with Iran, in Gaza, he could also start with everyone. end. By the way, due to the escalation of the situation in Syria, the trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, charged with accepting bribes and fraud, was suspended, reported on the age of Israel. Earlier, the teacher of the Eastern Research School of the University School of Economics, Andrei Chuprygin, told NSN that for the United States, the most unwanted choice was to increase tensions in the Syrian and Israeli borders.
