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Mossad Chief's Call Reveals Turkey's Role
The Jerusalem Post revealed that the confrontation in Syria this week centered around a phone call between the head of Israel's Mossad and Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Shibani on August 14. During the call, they discussed the growing Turkish military presence in Syria, including the possible deployment of troops, arms sales, and drones. Four days later, Israel carried out an attack on the Abu al-Zuhur base, indicating concerns that Damascus was close to breaching security understandings by allowing Turkey to operate openly in the area. The relationship between Israel and Turkey, which had recently improved, has once again deteriorated amid increasing fears of a strong Turkish military presence in Syria that could challenge Israeli operational freedom and threaten regional stability. Turkey continues to deny Israeli claims about its military presence in Syria. The United States is working on mechanisms to de-escalate tensions between the parties and is actively advocating for maintaining diplomatic channels, while Damascus is seeking security negotiations with Israel. The newspaper sees Turkey as a significant strategic challenge for Israel, emphasizing the need to balance military and diplomatic tools to confront this issue.
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