Threats and Opportunities of the Syrian Crisis for Israel

and investigates benefits and losses of the terrorist group to Israel. During the Arab Spring, Syria faced widespread protests and gradually faced ISIL's military operations with ISIL's power over its homeland. The expansion of the military confronts the country, with the split and isolation, which created internal crises and international intervention through ISIL. As a result, this Syrian war was divided into various sectors dominated by opposition and government. Although the central government of Syria, after several years of civil war, has been able to regain its power over a large part of the country, Israel now finds itself in a situation where it poses the question. To what extent does the status of Syria's government and its future power affect Israel's security? To address this issue, Israel is seeking to establish a coherent policy with the help of Arab countries, such as Saudi sheikhs and other moderate countries, in order to prevent future risks in a larger framework.