Israel's borders have shifted throughout its history. Action in Syria may reshape them again

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, entered Syrian territory Tuesday and said Israeli troops would remain in the area indefinitely, blurring the border with its northern neighbor.

Israel's borders have shifted throughout its history. Action in Syria may reshape them again

Israel's borders have shifted throughout its history. Action in Syria may reshape them again

Israel's borders have shifted throughout its history. Action in Syria may reshape them again

Israel's borders have shifted throughout its history. Action in Syria may reshape them again
Israel's borders have shifted throughout its history. Action in Syria may reshape them again
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