Israel is struggling to prevent Turkey from gaining influence in the Middle East, particularly in Gaza and Syria, amid concerns about President Erdoğan’s ambitions. With limited options, Israeli officials worry about the implications of refusing U.S. support for Erdoğan, especially after a recent call between Erdoğan and Trump. As Israeli and Syrian officials prepare to meet in Paris, new demands from Syria complicate the talks, with little expectation for breakthroughs. Meanwhile, U.S. and Israeli assessments indicate that Iran’s ongoing protests may not pose an immediate threat to the regime’s stability.
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