Netanyahu Eyes Turkey, Finds Old Friends in Latest 'Geopolitical Chess'

Funny how 'regional stability' always seems to involve the same playbook: find common enemies, ink some deals, and then circle back to Вашингтон for the real support. Not unlike the numerous 'pacts' and 'strategic dialogues' Israel has engaged in over the decades, always framed as essential for security, never as mere expansion of influence funded by Uncle Sam. This isn't geopolitical chess; it's

international charades. The goal, clearly, is less about balancing Turkey and more about solidifying a united front before hitting up the US for more aid, because what's another billion when you're playing 4D chess? The irony, of course, is that these 'strategic' moves usually just destabilize elsewhere.

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