Whilst I agree that Israel is wrong to mess with Turks, they currently have a big advantage in air warfare. Going in so deep into Syria is a mistake imo.
You gave the answer to this post during your previous comments
In your previous post, you clearly stated why Turkey needs to delve deep into Syria and take the T4 airbase and that is to prevent the Israeli/Druze-PKK route from forming and that is exactly why the TAF wants Palmyra and that is why Israel wanna prevent them from doing so by conducting airstrikes
Until Kızılelma, or better yet KAAN is ready and in the inventory in good numbers, Israel will have a qualitative edge in the air. This advantage just increases the closer you get to Israeli borders.
If Israel decides to attack, there's little that Türkiye can do in return without deploying considerable assets, we're talking about a full on war.
So should Turkey watch while Israel creates a corridor to refinance amd resupply the PKK as well as invade Damascus to create a new refugee wave?
I bet this is what Erdoğan wants just to stay in power. Even if shit hits the fan, he'll be able to distract the population from internal problems, just like what Iran has been doing for decades.
I don't have faith in this government, or any Islamist entity that claims to want to counter Israel. If you want to beat Israel you need to beat them at their own game, have air superiority, be a more educated, more serious country than them. You can't just brute force them like the Axis or Arabs tried.
Islamists, Secularists, Kemalists etc.... all are traitors and all are doing the US's bidding
The only thing you do is to chose the one who gives Turkey the most possible benefits rn. What Erdogan is doing around Damascus and Homs is 100% in Turkey's favour
Iran was everywhere across Syria, Lebanon and had its fingers all the way into Palestine. We seen how that ended. I'm sorry to say but from the outside, Türkiye looks like it's falling into the same trap.
Do you know why Iran fell even though it spread throughout Syria?
It is because they didnt have the people's support.
Syria is a predominantly Sunni muslim state at a staggering (85%) which is in opposition to Shia Iran and Shia Assad govt. In order for the Iranian influence to persist, the Assad govt and Iran did the unthinkable to the local sunni population.
Turkey on the other hand is a major sunni state whom the Syrian people loves and support. In other words, the heart of the people is with Turkey and this makes it harder for Turkey to lose in Syria since unlike Assad and Iran that ruled through fear, Turkey is trying to show to the Syrians that it is ruling through friendship and brotherhood
Why on earth do you think Erdo refused to deport the Syrians even though Turkish public sentiment was against them since 2018 and political parties accross the whole right-left spectrum like the CHP and Zafer supported their deportation?
Now Turkey is slowly reaping the benefits of enduring the Syrian refugees for the past 10 years and this is reflected by how Turkey is the most loved nation by the Syrians rn and can literally do a lot of things that is normally impossible to do while having majority public support
If tomorrow Israel decides to attack, and Türkiye does an Iranian style "retaliation", all you Islamists on here need to answer some bloody questions.
This isnt about Islamists or any other form of governance but how much are you willing to sacrifice to get what you want
You need to understand that for Israel to thrive and be safe, all nations in the region must be plunged to chaos and this includes Turkey and this has been Israel's modus operandi for the past 4-5 decades
The primary aim of the Zionist-funded PKK was to create havoc and discord within Turkey and now they are about to lose such a potent card; thus, Israel is willing to fight tooth and nail to protect this card even if it meant fighting Turkey. Turkey on the other hand, was never so close to getting rid of the PKK, from controlling the supply lines that Assad used to finance/supp,y the PKK to attacking the PKK in Iraq. The PKK is being encircled and Israel doesnt like that.
Thus, it is now a fight to see who is ready to sacrifice the most to get what it wants; Israel to protect the PKK and ensure that Syria remains broken for the sake of Israel's internal security or Turkey's desire to end the PKK, install a pro-Turkey regime for the first time in 50+ years and strengthen Syria in order to act as a buffer zone against threats for the sake of Turkey's internal security
