Turkey and entity face new escalation
The Eastern Mediterranean region is witnessing an escalation of tensions between Turkey and the Israeli entity, with both sides conducting intensive military operations and political maneuvers. Israel announced a military deal worth $3.6 billion with Greece to supply a multi-layered air defense system, in an effort to bolster its capabilities against Turkey and Iran. At the same time, the Turkish Navy imposed restrictions on the movement of the Israeli occupation fleet, which increased the level of tension, especially after Israel targeted the Syrian Abu al-Zuhur airport. The interests of regional countries and parties intertwine, amid ongoing alliance competitions between Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia on one side, and particularly Israel, Cyprus, and Athens’ desire to strengthen its alliances. These dynamics deepen divisions and could lead to potential scenarios of further escalation, involving oil and gas exploration zones and scattered islands, possibly extending the intensity of tensions beyond the Gulf region.
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