A U.S. envoy sparked controversy with remarks suggesting Israel still occupies the Golan Heights — a position at odds with international consensus — but quickly clarified he meant to describe historical facts, not endorse UN views. He reaffirmed Trump’s 2019 policy unchanged and explained his comments on Israeli strikes and regional actors were meant to highlight negotiation complexities, not endorse Hezbollah or Iran involvement. The ambassador emphasized U.S. non-negotiation stance with terrorist groups while underscoring how contested territories like the Golan remain flashpoints for decades.
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