Israel targets before Turkey deployment
The Israeli bombing of Abu Al-Zuhur Airport in Idlib countryside represents an escalation in the military competition between Israel and Turkey in Syria. The target was aimed at preventing the site from becoming a potential Turkish deployment base, even though the area is approaching direct clashes that could escalate into armed confrontation. The strike comes at a time of rising fears that the conflict could spill over into direct clashes between Turkish and Israeli forces, especially with Turkish troops in the area, potential targeting of Syrian sites, and a possibility of strikes on Syrian locations. Israel aims to draw red lines to prevent the expansion of Turkey's military influence in Syria, while Turkey refuses to have Israel specify the locations of its forces. This situation complicates matters and raises the likelihood of escalation, amid American efforts to prevent a confrontation between the two sides.
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