🇸🇾✈️🗺 — The plane seems to be descending upon the United Arab Emirates

🇮🇱❌🇸🇾 — Israeli cabinet meeting at nine o'clock regarding the situation in Syria.

🇸🇾🇦🇪🇮🇱 — An unusual meeting in Abu Dhabi, UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed meets with the head of the Druze community in Israel, amid the backdrop of events in Syria.

🇮🇱❌🇱🇧 —Lebanese media:

A massacre in the town of Beit Lif after Israeli jets targeted a civilian home

🇮🇱📞🇸🇾🇹🇷 — Israeli Defense Minister Saar says Israel should seek alliances with Kurds, Druzes and other minorities in the region

🇮🇱 — The IDF have officially entered Syria, reaching Quneitra, with the possibility of closing in on Khan Arnabah.

🇸🇾❌🇮🇱 — Israel's old plan to create an Israeli friendly Druze state in Syria and Lebanon (which has previously failed thanks to Druze leaders):

💭After Israel occupied the Golan Heights in 1967 during the Six-Day War, the idea of creating a Druze state resurfaced.

📝Israel's plan envisioned a state that would stretch from the Jabal al-Druze region in southern Syria to parts of Mount Lebanon, particularly areas in the Shouf district, where there is a significant Druze presence.

🚫The main objective of the plan was, creating a buffer zone between itself and hostile Arab nations, particularly Syria and Lebanon, putting this state as cannon fodder, promoting sectarian division which would weaken the unified Arab resistance to Israel's existence and expansionist policies.

🇮🇱📞🇸🇾Israel reached out to Druze leaders in Syria and Lebanon, proposing the creation of a Druze state. these leaders pretended to entertain the idea to avoid retaliation but secretly worked against it.
Notable figures in the region, such as Sultan Pasha al-Atrash's descendants, are believed to have strongly rejected the plan.

📄The plan goes as follows:

➡️Israel would invade Southern parts of Syria, arm and train Druze militias, presenting them as independent resistance forces against Israeli occupation. These groups would be portrayed as fighting for autonomy rather than integration into broader Arab states like Syria.

➡️The militias, under Israel's influence, would stage a pseudo-resistance movement against Israeli forces to gain legitimacy and popular support in the region.

➡️After sufficient groundwork, Israel would withdraw its forces from Druze-majority areas, leaving the impression that these groups had "liberated" their territory independently.

➡️Once established, the Druze leadership—aligned with Israeli interests—would declare independence, creating a new state allied with Israel.

🇸🇾📞🇸🇾🇱🇧🇪🇬The Druze leaders Israel discussed with have reached out to Nasser, Lebanese and Syrian Druze leaders which made the plan fail, especially after Iraq and Syria sent reinforcements to the Israeli borders to be prepared for any similar scenarios.

✍️(it's worthy to note that Druze in the Galilee (previously Palestinian druze) serve in the IDF contrary to Syrian ones in the occupied golan heights who, to this, day, most of them reject to even get a citizenship which reflects the anti-zionist idealogy among most non Galilean Druze back then and to this day)

🇸🇾📞🇺🇳⁉️🇮🇱 — HTS just issued a statement regarding the chemical weapons of the SAA in Syria stating that they're ready to work with international community to monitor the chemical weapons sites.

➡️Interestingly this comes a day after Israel claimed to have attacked Syria's chemical weapons due to "fears" of them falling into rebels hands.

🇸🇾❌🇸🇾 — Rebels storm the prison of the town of Misraba in Eastern Ghouta in the Damascus countryside and release the prisoners.

🇸🇾❌🇸🇾 — SAA withdrawal from Homs
The city is falling to rebels gradually

🇸🇾❌🇸🇾 — Pro HTS channel claim to have captured all of Homs

🇸🇾❌🇸🇾 — Rebels have captured Manbij, north of syria

🇸🇾❌🇸🇾 — Mass SAA withdrawal from Homs

🇸🇾❌🇸🇾 — Pro SAA channels say SAA is doing "tactical redeployment" around Homs