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Peace is built on interests, not convictions
The article discusses the regional conflict between Syria and Israel, focusing on how tensions among competing powers—particularly Turkey and Israel—impact the future of peace in the region. It explains that Syria, after years of war and collapse, can play a role in transforming conflict zones into a bridge that eases tensions among major powers, rather than being an open battleground. This can be achieved by establishing a Syrian-Israeli peace process that emphasizes regional solutions rather than direct competition. The article clarifies that current conflicts, especially between Turkey and Israel, exploit Syria as a venue for exerting pressure on one another. Achieving comprehensive peace requires ending this rivalry and turning Syria into a stability element that connects the parties, rather than a source of discord.
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