Turkey and Israel hold talks to avoid conflicts in Syria, with the US pushing for alignment against Iran.

Turkey and Israel are holding technical talks to avoid conflicts in Syria, according to Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. The discussions are aimed at deconfliction and do not involve normalizing relations. Tensions between the two countries persist due to Israel's actions in Gaza and Syria, but the US is seeking to align them for potential conflict against Iran. Fidan also criticized Israel's operations in Syria, urging the US to limit Israeli actions.