NATO-style Turkish push in Syria raises red flags for Israel
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An Israeli expert warns that Turkey’s expanding, NATO-style military presence in Syria—driven by reconstruction interests and close ties with Washington—could threaten Israel, with Ankara seeking to shape the region and the US foothold there. Israel has signaled red lines through strikes against Turkish-influenced zones, while experts caution that without US intervention, Turkey’s footprint could grow, potentially increasing regional friction.
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