Jordan's king affirms support for rebuilding Syria, condemns Israeli attacks

Jordan will help Syrians "to rebuild their country in a way that involves all components of Syrian society and guarantees Syria's unity, security, and stability," the king was quoted as saying in a statement by the Royal Hashemite Court.

 The king described the just-concluded Syrian National Dialogue Conference as an important step towards rebuilding Syria in a way that fulfills the aspirations of its people, according to the statement.

 He also stressed the necessity of creating appropriate conditions for the voluntary and safe return of Syrian refugees to their homeland, as well as the importance of Syria's return to its active role in the Arab world. 

 The meeting discussed "opportunities to expand cooperation in trade, energy, and water," it said, adding the king also called for close bilateral coordination to address border security challenges and curb the smuggling of weapons and drugs.

 According to the statement, al-Sharaa thanked Jordan for its position in supporting Syria's rebuilding efforts and preserving its unity, security, and stability.

 The one-day Syrian National Dialogue Conference concluded in Damascus on Tuesday, with a comprehensive statement outlining key resolutions intended to shape the country's post-conflict trajectory. It brought together representatives from across Syrian society, who agreed to issue a final communique.

 On Tuesday night, Israeli airstrikes intensified in southern Syria, targeting multiple military sites, following Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent remarks demanding "full demilitarization of southern Syria."