Israel has increased its military operations in Syria, targeting weapon facilities and air defenses, following the fall of Bashar Assad. Rebel leader Ahmed Sharat criticized Israel's actions, emphasizing a focus on rebuilding Syria rather than engaging in conflict. Despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement of having no interest in conflict, he plans to expand settlements in the Golan Heights to prevent terrorist threats. The geopolitical landscape is shifting, with Iran, Hezbollah, and Russia losing influence, while Turkey, Gulf States, and Europe, particularly France, are becoming more involved. France is set to send a delegation to Damascus, marking its first visit in 12 years, signaling potential support for Syria's transition.