Israel concerned by Turkish moves in Syria President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has caused sleepless nights for the Jewish state's political and security leadership. Shirit Avitan Cohen and Dudi Kogan Jan. 10, 2025
Israeli officials mull international conference on Syria The option of dividing the country into cantons to protect ethnic minorities could be raised at the conference, provided discussions are confidential. Shirit Avitan Cohen Jan. 10, 2025
Israel: A protector of minorities in the Middle East The Druze and Kurds are looking for allyship with Israel after the fall of Syria. Joseph Puder Dec. 25, 2024
Will Syria become a battleground between Turkey and Israel? The crisis can be an opportunity for coordination between the two nations, but Ankara and Jerusalem have conflicting interests and goals. Israel Kasnett Dec. 19, 2024
Israeli minister slams Erdogan, endorses Kurdish autonomy Amichai Chikli juxtaposed an independent Kurdistan with a Turkish-ISIS alliance Canaan Lidor Dec. 19, 2024
US warns of imminent Turkish offensive in Syria Officials raise alarm over military buildup near Kurdish areas as ceasefire talks collapse. Local Kurdish leader warns of "catastrophic" consequences. Erez Linn Dec. 17, 2024
Turkish-orchestrated attacks on Kurds also threaten Israeli interests Military action against the Kurds in northern and eastern Syria threatens a U.S. ally that could prevent future Iranian arms smuggling, observers tell JNS. Yaakov Lappin Dec. 16, 2024
Everything in the Middle East means the opposite The easy way to make sense of Syria, Gaza, Lebanon and Israel. Daniel Greenfield Dec. 15, 2024
New FM Sa’ar: ‘Israel stands against Islamic radicalism’ The Foreign Ministry will always proudly represent the State of Israel and what it represents, Gideon Sa'ar said. JNS Staff Nov. 10, 2024
