Turkey's plan to take control of the Tiyas airbase in Syria is shaking regional balances.

Israel perceives this move as a threat to its own security. The installation of air defense systems raises alarms in Tel Aviv.

Ankara's plans to establish air defense systems at Tiyas aim to intensify military operations in the region. This also sends a message to the United States.

Israel also perceives the potential relocation of S-400 air defense systems to the region as a threat. This situation could escalate tensions between the two countries.

Israel's measures against Turkey's influence in Syria threaten regional stability. The possibility of Turkey rejoining the F-35 program is also a concern for Tel Aviv.

In conclusion, Turkey's military presence in Syria could alter the power dynamics in the region. This situation marks the beginning of a new era for both Turkey and Israel.