Israel aims to avoid Syria destabilization but worries over Turkey
Reports indicate that Israel is seeking to achieve stability in Syria by supporting the formation of a federal government that protects minorities, with the aim of strengthening control over the borders and reducing threats of chaos and division, rather than supporting a destabilized state incapable of exercising sovereignty. This comes amid tensions with Turkey, which is expanding its influence in Syria, with increasing agreements between Ankara and Damascus, and enhanced Turkish support for the Syrian president. Israel believes that stable Syria could become a partner for peace and reduce Iran's influence and regional threats, while warning against the growing Turkish influence and its compounded effects on Syria’s stability and the region as a whole.
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