The collapse of Assad's regime has led to a power struggle in Syria, with Turkish and Israeli interests clashing over control, while Syrian opposition forces thwart Israel's "David's Corridor" plan.

As opposition factions, with Turkiye's support, succeeded in toppling Assad's regime in Syria, questions arise about whether Iranian-backed militias in Iraq will follow through on threats to supply PKK with drones in retaliation against Ankara's role in Assad’s downfall.

“Israel” has supported Kurdish groups for decades, with recent PKK cooperation in Gaza highlighting its strategic interests amid rising tensions with Turkiye and Iran.

Although tensions have arisen between the NATO allies in the past, Trump's victory opens the door for discussions on various scenarios regarding the future of relations with Turkiye.

As Turkiye accelerates its efforts to normalize relations with Bashar al-Assad's regime, the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are reaching out to the Syrian opposition for dialogue.