Creating an inclusive government in Syria by March could help lift Western sanctions and aid in the country's rebuilding efforts after the ouster of former President Bashar Assad, according to the UN special envoy to Syria. The interim government, formed by the main former rebel group now in control of Syria, is working towards an inclusive process that includes all Syrians. The national dialogue conference, which will shape the country's political future, is set to include all segments of Syrian society except for Assad loyalists and the Syrian Democratic Forces. The UN envoy also expressed concern over Israel's incursions into Syrian territory and called for their withdrawal.