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Israelis and Turks Meet To Prevent Military Conflict in Syria, as Trump Touts His Ties With Their Leaders

‘Trump loves Erdogan and Erdogan loves Trump,’ a Turkish-born publisher tells the Sun. Yet will he be able to prevent a war between Israel and the NATO member?

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Syria's interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, and President Erdogan during a joint press conference following their meeting at the presidential palace at Ankara, February 4, 2025. AP/Francisco Seco, file
BENNY AVNI
BENNY AVNI

Days after President Trump promised to “work out” the ever-escalating tensions between Turkey and Israel, representatives of the two countries met at Baku, Azerbaijan, in an effort to prevent military clashes between the sides in Syria.   

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BENNY AVNI
BENNY AVNI

Benny Avni is a columnist who has published in the New York Post, WSJOpinion, The Daily Beast, Newsweek, Israel Radio, Ha’Aretz, and others. Once New York Sun, always New York Sun.

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