
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa used his address to the
United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday to sharply attack Israel, accusing
the Jewish state of hundreds of airstrikes and more than a thousand incursions
into Syria while insisting that the Golan Heights remain Syrian territory.
“The Golan will
remain Syrian territory,” al-Sharaa declared, invoking UN Security Council
Resolution 497 and calling on other countries to reject Israel’s sovereignty
over the strategic plateau.
“The world is
rejoicing about our return, but Israel is launching attacks against Syria,” he
said.
Al-Sharaa claimed that Israel has carried out 500
airstrikes, more than 1,200 incursions and 300 detentions in Syria. The figures
were presented by the Syrian president and were not independently substantiated
in his address.
He also demanded that Israeli forces withdraw to the
positions they held before December 8, 2024, the date the Assad regime
collapsed and Israeli forces moved into the UN-monitored buffer zone separating
the two countries.
“We are committed
to the 1974 agreement,” al-Sharaa said. “We call for the withdrawal of Israeli
forces to the lines of the 8th of December 2024.”
Israel has said
its operations in Syria are intended to prevent hostile forces from
establishing themselves near its border and to keep southern Syria
demilitarized following the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. (Read More)
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Senior Researcher Brad Myers comments,
Can you see the
possibility that there could be a future war between Israel and Syria? Could
this have anything to do with the end- time prophecy concerning Syria and
northern Israel in Isaiah 17:1-14?
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, the former Al-Qaeda
jihadist who now wears a suit and tie demands that Israeli forces withdraw from
the Golan Heights and withdraw to the positions they held before December 8th
2004, the date the Assad regime collapsed.
Israel will never withdraw from the Golan Heights for the
simple reason that this area was used by Syrian forces to launch many military
attacks against numerous Israeli towns and villages located in northern Israel
between 1948 and 1967.
Do you find it interesting that after the fall of the
Bashar al-Assad regime, the Israeli army has been successful in destroying
remnants of chemical weapons stockpiles found in Syria? Is it possible that
Israel is concerned about a possible future attack against northern Israel with
weapons of mass destruction?
On February 25, 2026, an article was published on
armscontrolcenter.org while the former Al-Qaeda jihadist was
serving as president of Syria. Here is a quote from the article:
"Greg Koblentz, member of the Center’s Scientists
Working Group of Chemical and Biological Threats, wrote an op-ed in the
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists about the Syrian chemical weapons
arsenal. The fate of chemical weapons
that remain unaccounted for in Syria more than a year after the overthrow of
President Bashar al-Assad can no longer be treated as a low priority—an issue
of interest only to arms control wonks. Disturbing reports that Assad loyalists
are reorganizing and rearming mean that the danger of chemical weapons being
used yet again in Syria is growing."
Isaiah 17 foretells that the city of Damascus in Syria,
which is the oldest continuously inhabited city in history, will be utterly
destroyed as a city someday in a war with Israel. Acting in self-defense to a
massive attack from inside Syria upon northern Israel (Isaiah 17:3–6), with
most likely help from some Turkish forces and terrorist groups, Israel will be
forced to destroy Damascus and desolate other major Syrian cities (Isaiah
17:1–2). Damascus will be reduced at that time to a ruinous heap of rubble
(Isaiah 17:1–14).