SHOCK For Netanyahu As Israel’s Latest Expansion Plans Leak!

Right, so the ongoing attacks on Syria by Israel, the ongoing expansionism, as I’ve spoken about in a few videos now, this all smacks of the Greater Israel ideology being meted out, either intentionally or simply to keep more warfare going in order to keep Benjamin Netanyahu in place as Prime Minister, by keeping his far right coalition allies happy as they seize more territory, and certainly the seizure of chunks of Gaza now since the ceasefire collapsed there bear that out as well, with Rafah having been effectively wiped off the map and a new security corridor being built to annex what was once Rafah for Israeli control.
With Syria though, we’ve seen Israel push on through the south of the country, south of Damascus, barring the HTS led self imposed government from the area, warning their pro Israel unelected President Ahmed Al Sharaa to leave them be or else and yet they continue to make way, seizing more territory as they go.
If you listen to the likes of the fanatically far right Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich, it’s all about expanding as far as Damascus itself, but plans that have surfaced imply Israel plans to go much further than that, and their chosen course through Syria and their ultimate goal in doing so might have just become clear.
Right, so Israel has been pursuing increasing territorial expansion under the guise of security ever since they began their genocide of Gaza following the events of October 7th, but actually this isn’t when it began at all, merely when it increased. From the occupation of Palestine to the annexation of the Golan Heights in 1967, Israel has always been a territory seizing expansionist entity and all the illegal settlements that have popped up in the intervening years in the West Bank and in Gaza before those settlements were pulled down, bear that out.
Since October 7th though, we’ve seen what has happened in Gaza, we have seen the increase in settlements being authorised for construction and the destruction of Palestinian homes in the West Bank. We’ve seen the invasion of southern Lebanon and Israel’s refusal to leave and we’ve seen the civil war in Syria witness the fall of the Assad regime to HTS and Israel’s immediate invasion of Syria thereafter, with the new de facto President Al Sharaa incessantly claiming to be Israel’s ally.
Well the thing is we know Israel had been aiding HTS for years, passing along aid, supplies, medicine etc but the moment these Al Qaeda leftovers won, Israel seemingly dropped them like a rock. Why? What was their plan? Well details might now have emerged about that finally, that there is an end goal here. It defies logic, it is utterly insane and a threat to world peace, but it is nonetheless a plan.
Israel does like to divide and conquer so tro speak, it loves to build security corridors and we’ve seen one such corridor built across Gaza, the Netzarim Corridor, another is being built now as aforementioned to cut off Rafah, or what used to be Rafah, so building one across Syria is par for the course therefore. David’s Corridor, as this one is called, not actually a new idea but an old one resurrected by a government mad enough to try and carry it out, is a land bridge that would stretch from the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights through southern Syria, linking up with US-backed Kurdish forces in the north of the country. This scheme, if successful, would effectively partition Syria, cementing Israeli control over strategic territory whilst further destabilising the entire Levant region.
The implications are staggering. Israel is exploiting Syria’s weakness post civil war for its own ends, along with the ridiculous stance of Al Sharaa, stoking further Turkish-Kurdish tensions as well as placing itself on a collision course for direct conflict with Turkey, and expanding its control over territory in the Middle East with another phase of its Greater Israel project.
So lets start with David’s Corridor. David’s Corridor is a long-term Israeli idea aimed at creating a permanent land connection between Israel and the US-protected Kurdish enclaves in northern Syria. The corridor would
begin in the occupied Golan Heights, illegally annexed by Israel as they were in 1967, but the borders of which have been expanded since taking in large parts of the southern Syrian governates of Quneitra and Daraa and encroaching on the Druze settlements beyond, all part of the route for David’s Corridor as these are.
Beyond this, it would cut through southern Syria, where Israel has been conducting frequent airstrikes and establishing further military footholds, linking up with the US controlled southern military base of Tanf, on the Jordanian border, before finally swinging northwards, taking the corridor through ISIS controlled territory in central Syria before finally reaching the Kurdish US areas of Syria and crucially Syria’s oilfields, which would no doubt then be ripe for Israel to access. Damascus would effectively then be partitioned off completely from its border with Jordan as well as from its own oil fields and Al Sharaa is still sitting on his hands it seems. It would also place an Israeli controlled barrier between Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
So what are the benefits to Israel here?
It would permanently weaken and destabilise Syria, splitting the country in half, impoverishing both halves as it would. Syria wants its oil back, under this plan, Israel would at least gain access to it.
It would strengthen ties with the US allied Kurds, who are fighting Turkey, and could aid Israel in acting as a buffer zone between Turkey and Iran, and also Iraq for that matter, who I’m sure do not want Israel on their border, you wonder how their armed forces and the local militias such as the Popular Mobilisation Front would take it, not very well I imagine. It would also undoubtedly place Israel and Turkey at war with each other at this point, Turkey wanting to strengthen ties with Syria and here is Israel destabilising everything and siding with their Kurdish enemies in the north. Israel could afford it though if they reach Syria’s oilfields, they won’t need oil piped via Turkey from Azerbaijan any longer, more fool Turkey President Erdogan for not cutting that supply off earlier, but he is a fool.
This move would also cut Damascus off from a significant chunk of its water supply, leaving them with very little leverage to fight back. It would also account for some 40% of Jordan’s water supply, not that Jordan ever seem keen to rock the boat ever, even as Israel increasingly surrounds them.
Now you might be thinking Damo this is heavily speculative, but it really isn’t because this is the path Israel is charting through Syria and this is a plan that has been floted about for decades. Israeli officials have hinted at the plan for years, and their military actions in southern Syria align perfectly with its implementation.
Right, now Israel is moving aggressively through Syria to solidify its grip on the territory it is seizing, exploiting the chaos of Syria’s post war weakness and international apathy to ever stop Israel doing whatever it likes, though it certainly doesn’t help that Syria’s de facto government aren’t either.
We have after all seen escalated airstrikes under false pretences by Israel on Syria, striking Damascus itself, striking supposed military caches and installations, striking as warnings to Syria to not mess with Israel, to not stop them, but Syria itself may fall completely, unable to sustain itself if Israel is allowed to partition the country as seems to very much be the current goal.
Israel claims its frequent bombings are in the name of Israeli security, yet most strikes hit Syrian military positions and civilian infrastructure, and really what is happening is intim9idation and attrition as they expand further eastwards.
Just last month Israel launched one of its largest strikes in years, hitting both Aleppo and Damascus. Ahmed Al Sharaa has not lifted a finger to strike Israel so these attacks are utterly unjustified, yet still happen and happen again and again. Everyone including Al Sharaa it seems just shrug their shoulders, but it is all intimidation to allow for further expansionism and keep building that corridor.
Sure Syria’s Foreign Ministry condemn the attacks each time they happen, but that’s it, there is never any military retaliation, never any defence of the people they claim to serve, but like so many Western nations, appear to put Israel first still.
Along with the ongoing progression eastwards, Israeli forces
Are digging in as they go.
There are increased patrols in southern Syria, especially near the Golan heights, but also in the territory they’ve already seized control over, already built outposts and even roads connecting them to Israel.
In fact so brazen are Israel and so comfortable and content in the areas they’ve illegally seized and annexed, they are now conducting hiking tours for Jewish settlers in occupied Syrian territory. They’ve opened the areas up to tourism already.
Where all of this is going their way though, one obstacle they seem destined to now have a collision course with will be with Turkey.
The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, allied to the US who are obviously also allied to the US are key to Israel’s plan in dealing with this obstacle. By aligning with them, Israel gains a friendly northern terminus for David’s Corridor, conveniently with access to Syria’s oil, as well as additional support forces against Turkey who view Kurdish autonomy as an existential threat to them.
Turkey has already warned Israel, calling it the "biggest threat to regional peace,” well, perhaps you should have cut their oil off already? Turned their lights out? You’re still supplying Israel with oil, Turkey’s position with Israel has been one of utter hypocrisy, so do something about it. A direct clash between Turkish and Israeli forces in Syria is now a real possibility, even a likelihood now that these plans have been exposed.
Turkey will not tolerate a permanent Israeli-Kurdish corridor though, this is the weak link, aside from anything that Iraq or Iran or the Syrian government if they ever wake up to themselves could do. Ankara sees Kurdish autonomy as a red line, and if Israel entrenches itself in northern Syria, they would offer this by way of alliance, war with Turkey becomes inevitable, but then Israel would quite like a chunk of Turkey too, it’s on their Greater Israel plan as well after all.
The US gets on with Turkey, but in a choice between them and Israel? Heck, they’d probably side with Israel against any number of their own states let alone anyone else!
At the end of the day David’s Corridor is not just another military operation—it is a deliberate, long-term plan to redraw the Middle East’s map in Israel’s favour. If successful, it will permanently fracture Syria, dooming any hope of reunification, all land for the taking at a later date I daresay.
It would escalate tensions with Turkey, risking an even broader war in the Middle East and it would further embolden and entrench Israeli expansionism, proving that aggression pays as nobody holds them to account.
If this plan succeeds, Syria will cease to exist as a unified state—and Israel’s Greater Israel project will take another step forward. Then where will they go next? Jordan? Egypt? They’re all part of the plan. At what point does the world step in to stop Israel?
Meanwhile, Israel expansionism might have taken a bit of a sideways slant, not so much the expansion of the current Israel, but the creation of a second one – a new dumping ground for the population of Gaza, Israel 2.0 if you will. Get all the details of that plan in this video recommendation here as your suggested next watch. Please do also hit like, share and subscribe if you haven’t already done so, so as to ensure you don’t miss out on all new daily content as well as help support the channel which is enormously appreciated, holding power to account for ordinary working class people and I will hopefully catch you on the next vid. Cheers folks.