Turkish and Israeli sources have said that technical talks had started between officers from the two countries to discuss the establishment of a mechanism to avoid conflict between them on Syrian soil.
The beginning was with the site of American News Axios, who was cited as an Israeli official saying that Turkish and Israeli officers discussed the establishment of a mechanism to break the confrontation between the armies of the two countries in Syria.
The Israeli canal 12 also cited an Israeli official that there are contacts that are currently taking place between Israel and Turkey concerning tensions on Syrian soil, adding that a coordination system between Israel and Turkey will be built on the system of the system which was with Russia while it is in Syria.
According to the sources of the 12th channel, Israel insists to make southern Syria a demilitarized area, in particular by preventing any Turkish military presence in this region.
In turn, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan revealed the existence of these contacts, stressing that it is limited to the technical framework only, and said that a non-Clash mechanism with Israel can be formed, indicating that the reason for reducing links with him is the war against Gaza.
At the same time, Fidan stressed that it was necessary to put an end to the occupation of Syrian lands by Israel and to stop bombing its infrastructure.
Netanyahu resets
This decision comes after a statement by US President Donald Trump during his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a few days ago, urging the Israelis to act rationally to solve any problem with Türkiye.
In turn, the Anatolia Turkish news agency quoted Fidan on Wednesday evening, saying that the United States had to “reset” Netanyahu and draw a framework.
The Turkish Foreign Minister stressed that instability in a neighboring country for Turkey will affect him and cause him evil, warning that Ankara cannot remain silent on this subject.
The French press agency also cited Fidan its expression of Türkiye’s desire to provide support for Syria in the event of a military agreement with.