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Israel Warns of Syrian Leader’s Unpredictability Amid Security Talks and Turkish Ties
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.
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What happened
- 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.
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.
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