Israel says regrets exit of Austrian peacekeepers from Golan


  • World
  • Thursday, 06 Jun 2013

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said on Thursday it regrets Austria's decision to withdraw its peacekeepers from a U.N. force in the Golan Heights and hopes the move will not lead to further escalation of conflict along the Syrian frontier.

"While appreciating Austria's long-time contribution and commitment to peacekeeping in the Middle East, we nevertheless regret this decision and hope that it will not be conducive to further escalation in the region," the Israeli Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

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