Turkey and Israel are facing assembly tensions on the future of Post-Assad Syria

He hosted a breakthrough agreement that the new Syrian interim government signed this week with the Syrian democratic forces led by the Kurds, or SDF, to integrate into the Syrian government and the army.

Israel, on the other hand, remains deeply suspicious of the acting president Syrias, Ahmad al-Sharaa, pointing his roots in Al-Qaida. His distrust of turkey influences on Damascus and seems to want to see Syria remain fragmented after the country under Assad has been transformed into a staging ground for his attorney of enessu, Iran and Teherans.

Syria has become a theater for the war by proxy between Turkey and Israel, who clearly consider themselves regional competitors, said Asli Ayddintasbas, of the Washington Institute Institute. It is a very dangerous dynamic because in all aspects of the transition of Syries, there is a confrontation of Turkish and Israeli positions.

Analysts say that Israel is concerned about the possibility that Turkey extends its military presence in Syria. Since 2016, Turkey has launched operations in northern Syria to postpone Syrian Kurdish militias linked to the workers' workers in prohibited, or PKK, and maintains an influence in the north of the country through bases and military alliances with groups that opposed Assad.

Turkish defense officials have said that Turkey and Syria are now cooperating to strengthen the country's defense and security and a military delegation will go to Syria next week.

Nimrod Goren, president of the MITVIM Institute, an Israeli foreign policy reflection, said that unlike Turkey, which supports strong, centralized and stable Syria, Israel seems to be prefers fragmented, with the belief that could better strengthen the security of Israels.

He said that Israel was concerned about Al-Sharaa and his Islamist ties and fears that his consolidated strength could pose what Israel called a jihadist threat along its northern border.

The officials say that they will not tolerate a Syrian military presence south of Damascus and have threatened to invade a suburb of Damascus to defend members of the Druze minorities, who live in Israel and Syria, after short -term clashes, between the new Syrian security forces and the armed factions of the Druze. The distance between Damascus and the Golan Heights controlled by the Israelis is around 60 kilometers (37 miles)

After the war in Gaza, Turkey has strongly denounced Israeli military actions, announced that it reduced trade ties to Israel and joined a genocide case in South Africa against Israel at the United Nations International Court of Justice.

Aydintasbas said the Turkish authorities are now increasingly concerned about the fact that Israel supports the requests for autonomy of Kurds, Druze and Alawites.

Erdogan was barely veiled against Israel last week, saying: those who seek to provoke ethnic and religious (divisions) in Syria to exploit instability in the country should know that they will not be able to achieve their objectives.

Erdogan strongly condemned violence and suggested that attacks aimed at territorial integrity and social stability of Syria.

Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Israels, Sharren Haskel, said that deadly sectarian violence is equivalent to ethnic cleansing by Islamist groups led by an Islamist jihadist terrorist group that took Damascus by force and was supported by Turkey. Israel added Haskel, worked to prevent a threat along its border with the new Syrian jihadist regime.

The involvement of Israel in Syria was deeptent, the country promising economic protection and aid to the community of Southern Druze at a time of increased sectarian tensions.

The Druzes, a small religious sect, are taken between the new government of the Syries led by the Islamists in Damascus and Israel, which many Syrians consider a hostile neighbor taking advantage of the Druze to justify his intervention in the region. Israel says he has sent food aid trucks to the Southern Druze and allows certain Syrians Druze to cross the part controlled by the Israelis of the Golan Heights.

Al-Sharaa was somewhat conciliatory to Israel in his first statements, saying that he had not sought conflict. But his language has become stronger. In a speech during a recent emergency meeting of the Arab League in Cairo, he said that the aggressive expansion of Israels is not only a violation of Syrian sovereignty, but a direct threat to security and peace throughout the region.

The Ayddintasbas Brooking Institutes have said that growing tensions are a serious concern. Before we are used to having Israel and Turkey, we are sometimes committed to stains, but that we are able to decouple their security relationship from everything else, said Aydintasbas. But right now, they are actively trying to undermine each other. The question is as follows: do these countries know red lines?

A report by the Institute for National Security Studies, a reflection group led by a former head of Israeli military intelligence, suggested that Israel could benefit from commitment with Turkey, regional power with considerable influence on Syrian leadership, to reduce the risk of military conflict between Israel and Syria.