Radical Islamist groups have replaced Bashar Assad's regime in Syria, leaving many uncertain about what this means for Israel and the Middle East. While the fall of Assad is seen as a victory, the future implications for Israel's security remain unclear. Rebel groups, led by an Islamist faction called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (THS), have taken control, raising concerns about the potential threat they pose. Israel has taken action to prevent chemical facilities from falling into the wrong hands. Despite the uncertainty, Israel has made significant strides in promoting stability in the region over the past year.