叙新政权人士说讨论叙以关系正常化为时过早

Group 1 - The Syrian new regime indicates that discussions on normalizing relations with Israel are premature unless Israel fully complies with the 1974 disengagement agreement [1] - The 1974 agreement established a military buffer zone on the eastern side of the Golan Heights, monitored by UN observers, to oversee the ceasefire between Syria and Israel [1] - Israel's Foreign Minister stated that while Israel aims to include Lebanon and Syria in a normalization process, it will not consider withdrawing from the Golan Heights [1] Group 2 - Reports suggest that the Syrian new regime may sign a peace agreement with Israel and normalize relations within a few months [1] - The U.S. government expresses a desire for Syria to be among the next countries to join the Abraham Accords, as indicated by a recent statement from the White House [1] - During Trump's presidency, several Arab nations normalized relations with Israel through the Abraham Accords, but negotiations with Saudi Arabia faced significant challenges [2]