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Israel has proposed a new 'security agreement' with the Syrian government in Damascus that is modeled on its 1979 Egypt peace accord, calling for a demilitarized, no-fly zone southwest of Damascus in exchange for Israel withdrawing from most occupied Syrian areas (except Mt. Hermon).

A central principle of the Israeli proposal is maintaining an aerial corridor to Iran via Syria, which would allow for potential future Israeli strikes in Iran, writes Axios.

Talks mediated by the US are ongoing, with Syria preparing a counterproposal.

The Israeli plan envisions a staged demilitarized zone with areas close to the border free of heavy weapons and Syrian aircraft, and Israeli control of resources.

There also seems to be an Israeli goal of dividing Syria culturally with support of Druze and Kurdish factions.

Turkey is likely to want to be involved in any future arrangement as Ankara is a strong supporter of the Golani government.

Turkey seems to be preparing for an eventual clash with Israel as the Turks build up their arms manufacturing industry.

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