| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| "Israel" - Google News | IAEA SAID PREPPING TO REMOVE SYRIA NUCLEAR MATERIAL LEFT OVER FROM ASSAD ERA - THE TIMES OF ISRAEL | 1 hr ago |
| "Israel" - Google News | US, SYRIA, ISRAEL REACH DEAL TO REMOVE MATERIAL FROM SYRIAN NUCLEAR SITE - THE JERUSALEM POST | 2 hrs ago |
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is preparing to remove nuclear material from Syria, according to The Times of Israel. This material is reportedly left over from the Assad era. The removal is a significant development in the region's nuclear landscape.
A deal has been reached between the US, Syria, and Israel to remove the material from a Syrian nuclear site, as reported by The Jerusalem Post. The exact details of the material and the removal process are not specified in the available sources. Settlement activists have also been involved in related incidents, with three activists being detained by the IDF after illegally entering Syria.
The removal of nuclear material from Syria is significant in the context of regional security and non-proliferation efforts. The development highlights the ongoing complexities and challenges in the region, including the erosion of support for Israel among both Democrats and Republicans, as warned by an expert.