Developments in Syria are reshaping Turkey's role in the region. The reluctance of the SDG to integrate into the Syrian army is emerging as a key issue.

In Hediye Levent's article, it is noted that the SDG is a Kurdish-Arab alliance, but the number of Arab fighters is greater. This situation increases the fear of massacres and unrest in Syria.

It is evident that a state-building phase has not yet begun in Syria, and thus there is no army. The diplomatic chaos overlooks the realities on the ground.

Hakan Fidan's statements emphasize the importance of granting rights to Syrian Kurds. What role will Turkey play in this process?

Israel's ability to turn the situation in Syria to its advantage increases Turkey's chances of intervening. However, is this enough to resolve the complex situation in Syria?