I think that the Turkish recent moves there in Syria are more about laying the groundwork for how to take the largest chunk of Syria when the US is inevitably done and gone in a few years. They are preparing for the future with it. How to take the most influence possible from Iran. That's why there is no immediate payback. But, now that they have broken the strong, Iran-friendly, and more centralized Assad-regime, and laid their own foundations more, I predict they will take the entire northern Syria in the future.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and other Related Conflicts in the Middle East (read the rules in the first post)
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Technically, they already taken the Idlib Governorate. remains to be seen if they have taste for more.
The concern now is people in Syria already tired of war..Given by actual lack of any form of resistance toward Israel encorach. But i guess as long as people there is happy, national identity or a form of independent sovereign nation is not a real concern.
Because they still rely on Turkey for many things who also supports Israel. Covert support to Kurds is there to keep Turks busy and somewhat destabilized. It's only a matter of time until US starts propagating a homeland for the Kurds.
Found their Nazi forefathers there.
I'm not sure how much of it is being tired of war and how much is just salafists and turks being israeli cucks.
US struck Sanaa while there was rally going on with a million plus people
There are talks that Trump has already imposed a ceasefire deal on Israel, to the point of forcing Netanyahu out of shabbat to meet with his envoy
The deal seems to include the reversal of all of israel's stated goals, completely pulling out of Gaza including the north and the Philadelphi Corridor with no security detachment or troops left behind, Palestinians will be allowed to return to the north of Gaza and freed Palestinian prisoners will be released directly into Gaza, release of israeli POW's is not needed but negotiations must continue.
If the deal points are true and it goes through, it would be pretty much an israeli defeat. That said, I doubt israel will stick to it and will likely break it at the first chance it gets.
Also, israeli soldiers keep getting arrested overseas over war crime charges
The deal seems to include the reversal of all of israel's stated goals, completely pulling out of Gaza including the north and the Philadelphi Corridor with no security detachment or troops left behind, Palestinians will be allowed to return to the north of Gaza and freed Palestinian prisoners will be released directly into Gaza, release of israeli POW's is not needed but negotiations must continue.
If the deal points are true and it goes through, it would be pretty much an israeli defeat. That said, I doubt israel will stick to it and will likely break it at the first chance it gets.
Also, israeli soldiers keep getting arrested overseas over war crime charges
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Quite unexpected turn of event!