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Former Mossad official rules out military clash between Israel and Turkey
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A former Israeli intelligence official has dismissed the prospect of armed conflict between Israel and Turkey, telling Shehab Wire that such a confrontation remains highly unlikely despite mounting tensions between the two countries. The official characterized military escalation as essentially improbable, pointing to the strategic calculus underlying Turkish policy.
The assessment reflects confidence that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is pursuing a long-term strategic expansion rather than pursuing immediate military confrontation. The official's comments suggest that while Israeli-Turkish relations have deteriorated, both sides are thought to be prioritizing broader regional objectives over direct military engagement at this juncture.
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