Conquest Of NW Syria Actually By Israel, Just Called ‘Turkish’ To Avoid Global Condemnation

Experts differ over the specific benefits that Israel might seek by taking over swaths of distant northern Syria.

Idlib, December 16 – The vast swaths of territory under the control of Ankara-backed militias, or under direct occupation by Erdogan’s military, in fact have no such backing or personnel, insiders reported today, because in reality the Jewish State has taken all that land in keeping with an expansive vision for its destined size, while the global media under Zionist control has reported the occupation as the doing of Erdogan’s forces so that the world will ignore it because it’s not the Zionists.

The insiders struggled to clarify how Israel benefits from the international community ignoring such a territorial conquest when Israel’s small-scale takeover of a buffer zone adjacent to its area in the Golan Heights sparked global opprobrium and cries of “expansionism,” such that Israel did not, in fact, escape such accusations.

The insiders further failed to explain how Israel, which they insist controls the international media, needed to report anything at all, instead of simply remaining silent on the subject as Israel did as it pleased.

The “Turkish” takeover, which began more than ten years ago, has involved ethnic cleansing of Kurds and other non-Arab minorities in the affected areas; Israel’s announced moves in southern Syria have involved no population movements of any kind, nor any civilian casualties. Human rights groups denounced the Israeli operations in the Golan as violations of a 1974 agreement with a Syria under Assad family rule, a political entity that no longer exists.

They further denounced Israel for striking military assets of the defunct Assad regime to prevent those assets from coming under the control of any of the various Islamist terrorist groups among the rebels who deposed Assad just over a week ago, groups with a sworn goal of destroying Israel.

Experts differ over the specific benefits that Israel might seek by taking over swaths of distant northern Syria, either directly or by proxy, other than the axiomatic notion among such experts that Israel seeks expansion and conquest for the sake of expansion and conquest, territorial contiguity and logistical considerations be damned. The suspicious complicity from Turkey and its armed forces, who have taken pride in the operations in Syria as crucial to protect Turkey and “regional stability,” also remains unexplained, all the more so in light of Turkey’s hard line against Israel’s operations against Palestinian terrorist groups, part of a more general Islamist antipathy for the Jewish State, which includes plying host to several prominent leaders of Hamas.

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