US Ambassador Barrack: Direct Israel-Turkiye conflict unlikely
US Ambassador to Turkiye Tom Barrack played down the possibility of a direct military confrontation between Israel and Turkiye. He stated his belief that "Israel is way too smart to actually pick a real fight with Turkey," and raised concerns about an Israeli military operation at an airbase in Syria close to the Turkish border, which neither Turkey nor the US were informed of. Barrack emphasized that neither country desired a confrontation, but warned of increasing regional dangers.
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