Turkey's rising role in Israeli concerns
Israeli statements warning against Turkey are intensifying, with the belief that Ankara regards the strategic challenge as the most significant in the region following major changes in the regional landscape. Turkey is emerging as a power with elements of international legitimacy, while Israel’s priorities are shifting from traditional threats to new power balances, as the Syrian front becomes less central and Turkish influence in Syria increases. On the other hand, Iran has become a main player in negotiations with Washington, granting it greater political presence and reducing its threat level as a direct military danger. Meanwhile, Israel still considers Turkey and Iran among the most influential forces affecting regional stability.
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