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Power play

This feels less about Syria and more about Israel drawing a line with Turkiye. Are we watching a new regional rivalry unfold?

Was Israel’s strike on a Syrian airbase meant as a warning to Turkiye?

DUBAI: Israel’s airstrike on the Abu Al-Duhur military airport in Syria’s Idlib province on Tuesday was not just an attack on Syrian military infrastructure. Analysts believe it was a calculated message to the post-Assad leadership in Damascus and its Turkish allies. The strike, which damaged the runway but caused no casualties, immediately drew condemnation from Damascus, Ankara and Washington.

www.arabnews.com

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Turkey is just defending Muslim interests in Syria. Israel always plays the victim while expanding.

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Definitely a rivalry. Turkey's ambitions in Syria clash hard with Israel's security doctrine. Both see the other as problematic.

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Turkey should focus on its own economy instead of getting dragged into endless Middle East conflicts.

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This could get ugly. Both have strong militaries, but neither wants a direct conflict. Proxy wars more likely.

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It's all about power projection. Israel won't tolerate a strong Turkish presence near its borders.

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Syria has become a chessboard for regional powers. The Syrian people are the ones suffering.

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