Trump gives Netanyahu a month for Syria security deal, say sources

The United States is pressuring Israel and Syria to finalize a security agreement, with President Trump reportedly giving Prime Minister Netanyahu a one-month deadline to complete the deal. A major obstacle remains the presence of Israeli troops on Mount Hermon, which Israel has designated as a "red line" and is unwilling to concede. The talks have made significant progress on other issues, including an understanding that the Syrian government would not enter the southern province of Sweida militarily. US Special Envoy Thomas Barrack is reportedly the key figure driving the negotiations and pushing for the swift timeline.