To prevent any friction in Syria … continuous contacts between Türkiye and Israel

Senior officials confirmed that Israel and Turkey will continue regular contacts in an attempt to prevent military friction in Syria, according to the Maariv newspaper.

They also pointed to the importance of strengthening the mechanism that would prevent the conflict that neither of the two parties desires.

“Not interested in confrontation”
They emphasized that despite the public discourse of Turkish President Erdogan, in which Israel warned against continuing its military activities in Syria, the Turks convey in the closed rooms a message that they are not interested in confronting Israel.

While one of the Israeli officials pointed out that “Israel is not waiting for anyone, as the attacks in Syria are happening daily … and will not allow the new Syrian authorities to gain power and establish an army.”

The negotiations held in Azerbaijan, last week, failed to reach an agreement to prevent the escalation of tension between the two parties in Syria, then the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation “was.”

While Erdogan later accused Tel Aviv of seeking to “blow up the Syrian revolution” by inciting minorities and fueling differences.

It is noteworthy that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had explicitly confirmed last week that his country opposes Turkey’s military bases on Syrian soil.