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Israel Warns of Syrian Leader’s Unpredictability Amid Security Talks and Turkish Ties

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First reported by Walla · 23 hours ago

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Israel is wary of Syrian leader Ahmad al-Sharaa’s unpredictable stance amid security talks and Syria’s growing ties with Turkey, fearing renewed conflict and Turkish military expansion near its borders. Israeli officials have halted intelligence sharing with pro-Turkish figures and remain cautious about any security agreement with Syria that could compromise their strategic interests.

01Israel monitors Syrian leader Ahmad al-Sharaa amid security talks and Syrian-Turkish ties.
02Israel suspects al-Sharaa tolerates jihadist groups near the border and remains unpredictable.
03Israeli officials cut intelligence sharing with pro-Turkish figure Tom Bark due to security concerns.
04Israel opposes Turkish military presence in Syria and its role in Gaza stabilization forces.
05Security talks with Syria stalled over Israeli distrust of al-Sharaa’s Islamist views.
06Israel refuses to give up strategic assets like Mount Hermon in any security deal.

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