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The escalating activity in Syria has led to direct military encounters, notably Israel’s airstrikes targeting Turkish interests that Ankara sees as vital to maintaining its strategic foothold in the region. The possibility of a direct military confrontation between Turkey and Israel is palpable, forcing analysts to ponder the consequences of what such a conflict might entail.
Given the current geopolitical climate marked by poor relations, both nations seem to be on a dangerous collision course. However, analysts assert that while confrontations could occur, they are likely to remain confined to Syria. Neither country appears eager to escalate hostilities to include their respective territories.