Overview
- Syrian interior ministry says security forces will redeploy to Sweida city to quell renewed Druze–Bedouin fighting.
- Israel has granted a 48-hour window for limited Syrian troop access and conducted fresh airstrikes near Sweida to protect the Druze community.
- U.S., Turkey and Arab mediators brokered the ceasefire that led to government withdrawal and handover of local security to Druze clerics.
- Sporadic clashes between Druze militias and Sunni Bedouin tribes have displaced nearly 80,000 residents and collapsed water, power and communications networks.
- Interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa must balance restoring order with Israeli constraints on troop deployment as Sweida remains on the brink of renewed violence.