Washington Seeks Calm in Syria and Tames Israeli Tensions
A policy paper issued by the MADA Center for Strategic Vision concludes that the United States is heading toward a "measured de-escalation" in Syria, aimed at controlling Israeli escalation and reducing regional tensions, rather than pushing for a comprehensive resolution to the Syrian-Israeli conflict. The strategy is based on managing a regional balance that preserves Israel's security, prevents the re-establishment of Iranian influence in Syria, maintains partnership with Turkey, and supports the stability of Syrian state institutions. The paper emphasizes the necessity of imposing limits on Israeli escalation, creating mechanisms for de-escalation, and balancing the management of the Iranian threat and Turkish presence, with the goal of preventing widespread military escalation while keeping negotiation channels open and safeguarding both parties' interests. It also stresses that the success of this policy depends on Washington's ability to persuade Netanyahu that controlling escalation enhances Israel's security, and that maintaining the relationship with Turkey benefits America, all while avoiding tensions that could lead to direct military confrontations.
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