Israeli-Turkish Tensions in Iran Influence

The Abu al-Zuhur Airport in Idlib, Syria, was targeted by Israel in what is considered the most prominent and daring operation against Turkey. This action serves as a message of escalation reflecting the rising regional tensions. The strike occurs within the broader context of the power struggle between Israel and Turkey over control of areas in Syria, especially as Turkish influence expands following the fall of Bashar Assad's regime. Israel now considers itself the most influential regional power and warns against Turkey attempting to assume Iranian influence in the area. Nonetheless, a direct military confrontation between Turkey and Israel has not materialized, due to the risks of economic deterioration and Turkey’s fears of escalation. The United States also plays a mediating role to maintain the regional balance. It is expected that tensions will continue in the region without leading to large-scale wars, with Israel continuing to target Turkish-held positions in Syria within the framework of the regional power struggle.

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