Israel intends to remain in a buffer zone in southern Syria, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told a meeting of Israeli ambassadors, according to local media reports published on Sunday. He said Israel hoped to reach an agreement to demilitarize southern Syria but wanted to stay in those areas. On Saturday, Syrian interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Doha accused Israel of exporting crises to other countries and “fighting ghosts.” Al-Sharaa was referring to ongoing raids and airstrikes by Israeli forces in southern Syria. He again called for the reinstatement of the 1974 disengagement agreeme…