PNN – Referring to the visit of the Israeli Prime Minister to the Republic of Azerbaijan, an expert on West Asian issues said: At the invitation of the Azerbaijani government, Netanyahu and Erdogan plan to meet in Baku and reach a formula to resolve their differences.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to Baku on May 8 to meet with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and the Azerbaijani Jewish community.
In a conversation with an international affairs expert, various dimensions and angles of this trip was discussed. The details of this conversation are as follows:
Given that Netanyahu’s trip to Azerbaijan has been confirmed, what are his goals for this trip?
For a long time, the security tension between the Zionist regime and the Turkish government over the limits of Turkey’s security-military influence in Syria on the one hand and the Zionist regime’s operations in Syria on the other hand has been a serious point of contention between Türkiye and the Israeli regime.
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Do you think the conflict between the Israeli regime and Türkiye over Syria will become more serious?
There are two or three points here. The first point is that the widespread fires in Israel will probably prevent the planned trip from being implemented on time, and we may encounter a delay in this meeting. Another point is that what is important in the Syrian case is the sharp contrast of views between Israel and Türkiye.
The Turks want to establish a state dependent on them throughout the entire geography of Syria, in such a way that a central government can establish power there in line with Turkey’s interests by suppressing minorities, and Turkey can establish a Brotherhood government in a peaceful atmosphere, ultimately ruling Syria over a process of, say, 10 to 15 years.
This is while the Israelis consider the existence of a religious state loyal to Islamic motives to be in conflict with their security and interests, and on the other hand, they consider a strong Syria with an authoritative central government to be in conflict with their national interests and national security.
Do you think Israel can be relieved of the resistance in Syria? How effective can the discussion of resistance be?
This is a separate issue, and naturally one of the fundamental concerns of the Zionist regime is the resurgence of resistance in Syria. For this reason, the Israelis have stated on several occasions that the claim that Iran has lost its influence in Syria is an exaggerated claim, indicating that Israel is not safe from the resurgence of resistance in this land, despite the fall of the Bashar al-Assad government.