yes, but our war is going to last another 100 years. There is only forward now. Turkish army must expand her footprint outwards in all directions. We are not strong enough to stop a coalition of euro-origin powers from balkanising these countries, but we are strong enough in staking a claim to many parts of the region.
A few years ago it was about expanding the Kurdish/PKK corridor across the north of syria and eventually across hatay. Now the Kurdish corridor is about expanding it south into Isreal. Maybe in a few years time it will be about trying to expand it south across Iraq. All that matters is that we keep expanding to a point where games in the region will become meaningless.
A week ago Assad, Iran, Russia, USA, and PKK were all against us in Syria. A week later its just the USA/PKK who is against us.
But if i were in charge, the moment the rebel forces have stabilised the situation meaning their gains cannot be overturned, the Turkish military should move on the north. No need for a full assualt, just enough to create pressure for the PKK to capitulate and enough pressure to give the arabs and muslims kurds under their dominion the drive to revolt against the american controlled coalition of the north.