Greece Facing a Potential Turkey-Israel Rapprochement Relations between Turkey and Israel have been in a prolonged state of deterioration. However, the existence of shared strategic interests-particularly regarding the security and stability of Syria-makes the possibility of a gradual normalization not only realistic but also desirable for third parties, especially the United States. Although a full rapprochement between Ankara and Tel Aviv seems difficult at present, the need to form a common framework for the post-Assad era could serve as a catalyst for reopening channels of communication. This strategic outlook aligns with the regional objectives of both Turkey and Israel. Despite President Erdogan's inflammatory rhetoric and public support for Hamas, Ankara-like Israel-seeks to secure influence and control in Syria, aiming to counter Kurdish paramilitary structures and Shia militias, respectively. Moreover, both countries view...