US EditionSyria’s second civil war: Turkey and Israel’s strategic contest for influence
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Why is Turkey taking increasing steps against Israel, what is it trying to do in Syria, and why does it really have no leverage to pressure Britain? An expert in the field explained Erdogan's plans to "Maariv"
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Syria’s second civil war: Turkey and Israel’s strategic contest for influence
The dénouement of Bashar al-Assad’s rule in late 2024 did not mark the end of Syria’s fragmentation. Instead, it ushered in a new cycle of decentralized disorder. Hopes for recovery quickly dissolved as the state’s bureaucratic and security institutions collapsed, exacerbating rather than resolving the country’s communal and military atomization. What remained of unified political representation splintered into rival constellations of sectarian…
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