After the overthrow of the Assad regime, Israel deployed troops in Golan and launched airstrikes in Syria, while negotiations for a security agreement are ongoing.

After the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, Israel intensified military activities in the buffer zone in the Golan Heights, deploying troops and carrying out hundreds of airstrikes in Syria. Syrian authorities did not respond, and the interim Syrian president announced that they are negotiating a security agreement to restore the previous situation. Although diplomatic relations between Israel and Syria are non-existent, recent discussions indicate a mutual interest in de-escalating the situation, especially in the province of Suwayda.