<h1>Turkiye and Israel Clash Over Syria's Future: Conflicting Interests Heighten Regional Tensions and Instability</h1> Tensions between Turkiye and Israel are rising over the future of post-Assad Syria, with both countries having conflicting interests. Turkiye supports a stable, centralized Syria and has backed a new agreement between Syria's interim government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces. Israel, however, is wary of Syria's new leadership and Turkiye's influence, preferring a fragmented Syria to counter threats from Iran and its proxies. The situation is further complicated by Israel's military actions in southern Syria and its support for the Druze community amid sectarian violence. Both nations are increasingly at odds, risking further regional instability.