Israel and Syria are reportedly set to sign a security agreement on September 25, following Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa's address at the United Nations General Assembly. The arrangement, brokered under American auspices, aims to reduce tensions between Jerusalem and Damascus, though a broader peace deal is not anticipated soon. Talks have included meetings in Paris and discussions on border de-escalation, regional stability, and monitoring ceasefire agreements. Key sticking points remain, particularly regarding Israel's request to maintain a military presence at strategic sites in Syria. Official confirmation from either country is still pending, but these developments are seen as part of a larger international effort to ensure Syria's security and territorial integrity.