Details of Netanyahu's Threatening Phone Call with al-Jolani

A Zionist media outlet has revealed details of a threatening phone call on July 16, 2025, from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, self-proclaimed president of Syria.

A Zionist media revealed the details of the threatening phone call between Netanyahu, the prime minister of this regime, and Abu Mohammad Julani, the self-proclaimed president of Syria, on July 16, 2025.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the Zionist media i24NEWS reported on the threatening phone call of Netanyahu, the prime minister of this regime, to Abu Mohammad Jolani, the self-proclaimed president of Syria, on July 16, 2025.

According to this report, in this call, Netanyahu demanded the immediate withdrawal of Syrian forces from Suwayda province and warned Jolani that if he does not withdraw, Israeli attacks will intensify. Jolani also requested a 48-hour deadline to deal with the situation, but Netanyahu opposed this request.

Referring to what he called "genocide against the Druze," Netanyahu warned Jolani that his forces must leave Sweida by 10 p.m. that day, according to i24NEWS. Meanwhile, on the same day, Israel carried out attacks against targets in Damascus, including positions related to the Ministry of Defense of Jolani.

In response to Netanyahu, Al-Shara said: "I was hoping that this conversation would go in a different way."

After the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government and the rise of Ahmed al-Shara (Jolani), movements and calls for cooperation with the Zionist regime increased; However, this process did not prevent the continuation and escalation of Israeli military attacks on Syrian territory.

By expanding airstrikes and targeting infrastructure and military positions in Syria, the Zionist regime showed that even political developments in Damascus and efforts to interact with Tel Aviv could not end the attacks of this regime.