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Is Turkey really going to send troops to Israel? Erdogan's rhetoric, is it a spur of the moment or a long-term plan?
When Turkey's tanks enter the Gaza Strip and Turkey's warplanes bomb Tel Aviv, what kind of earth-shattering will this "battle of the century" in the Middle East bring?
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When assessing the odds of winning a war, military strength is undoubtedly the most important factor. So what is the military strength of both sides in this potential Turkish-Israeli showdown?
According to the latest ranking of the authoritative military website "Global Firepower", Turkey's military strength ranks eighth in the world, while Israel ranks seventeenth. Behind this figure is Turkey's absolute superiority in troops and weapons and equipment.
On paper, Turkey undoubtedly has the advantage. But Israel's trump card is its advanced military technology and combat experience.
But if Turkey really wants to defeat Israel at any cost and does not hesitate to send all its forces to fight Israel, then Israel may be difficult to parry. Of course, all this is based on the premise that Turkey is really going to send troops.
And if Turkey does use force against Israel, the reaction of the international community will also be a huge variable. As Israel's most important ally, United States will undoubtedly strongly condemn Turkey's military action and possibly even impose sanctions.
While Arab countries may support Turkey in public, they may not be willing to confront Israel directly in practice.
Moreover, the United Nations may convene an emergency meeting to call on all parties to exercise restraint and resolve their differences through dialogue. But it is also unclear whether the UN resolution will truly bind Turkey and Israel.
Will Turkey really send troops to Israel? Are they really going to start a war?
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China News Network: Israel said that the Lebanon Allah Party attacked the Golan Heights and killed 12 people and threatened retaliation
The attack on the Golan Heights has further strained Turkish-Israeli relations
In recent years, as Turkey's stance on the Palestinian issue has become increasingly tough and relations between the two countries have become tense, the Golan Heights once again became the focus of global attention in July this year.
Local towns in the Golan Heights were hit by rockets, resulting in more than 40 casualties, most of them innocent children.
The Israel side quickly accused the Lebanon Allah Party of being behind the attack, and the occurrence of this incident has undoubtedly exacerbated the tension between the Israel and the Lebanon, and made the already complicated situation in the Middle East even more confusing.
The international community strongly condemned the attack and called on both Turkey and Israel to exercise restraint and avoid further escalation of the conflict.
The dispute over the Golan Heights is not only a territorial dispute, but also a concentrated expression of the complex political, religious, and ethnic contradictions in the Middle East.
The future of this land is not only related to the fate of Israel and Syria, but also affects the security and stability of the entire Middle East and even the world.
In the midst of conflict and reconciliation, the international community looks forward to a just and lasting solution that will ensure true peace and tranquillity in this troubled land.
Analysis of Turkey's military strength
In assessing the possibility of Turkey sending troops to Israel, we have to analyze in detail the military strength of Turkey. After all, as one military strategist put it, "war is a contest of strength, not a contest of wills."
If Turkey does want to launch an attack on Israel, the most direct path may be through Syria. Turkey forces can launch an offensive from the Turkish-Syrian border area in northern Syria and take the Golan Heights occupied by Israel.
But Israel has well-fortified fortifications in the Golan Heights, and it will not be easy to conquer, and another possible attack is the landing of the Turk Navy in the Gaza Strip from the Eastern Mediterranean.
But given Israel's strong naval and air forces, such an operation is probably even more risky. Israel can not only intercept the Turk fleet at sea, but also inflict heavy casualties in the landing zone.
Of course, the premise of all these military operations is that Turkey is really determined to send troops. And this is precisely the biggest variable.
At the same time, there is some worrying news coming out of Israel. There are reports that Israel's troop and weapons stockpiles are already stretched thin, and that Israel's forces could be drawn into a protracted war of attrition in the face of asymmetric tactics by groups such as Allah.
In general, the military confrontation between Turkey and Israel has reached the point where it is on the verge of breaking out. Both sides are preparing for war, but at the same time weighing the costs of war.
As Clausewitz said, "War is an act of violence, and in this act there are no limits". In this potential Middle East war, which side the balance of victory and defeat will tilt will probably be known only when the flames of war burn up.
Until then, we can only hope that the voice of reason for peace will prevail over the fanatical cry of war.
Turkey's troop plan is in response to Israel
At a time when Turkey and Israel are at a time of tension, both sides are intensively working out military action plans. As one strategist put it, "The art of war is that when the enemy is in the east, you attack in the west." "
For Turkey, the most direct offensive path may be from Syria. Turkey's military presence in northern Syria could be used to make a detour back to Israel's northern border and take the Golan Heights, but given the contradictions between Turkey and the Syrian government, such an offensive path may be difficult to achieve.
The Turkey Air Force may also strike Israel, but Israel has advanced air defense systems and strong air countermeasures. It may not be easy for the Turk Air Force to operate freely in Israel's airspace.
In the face of Turkey's threat, Israel did not sit idly by. They are deploying large numbers of heavy armoured units and air defence systems to the northern border areas to strengthen the defense of the Golan Heights and the Galilee region.
Israel is likely to adopt a preemptive strategy of imposing strikes on Turkey's military bases in Syria to weaken Turkey's offensive capabilities. At the same time, Israel may also mobilize a large reserve force to strengthen the defenses of the north and the Gaza Strip and stop the offensive of Turkey forces.
At the diplomatic level, Israel will also seek the support of allies such as the United States to put pressure on Turkey militarily and diplomatically. The attitude of United States and its allies will greatly influence the decision-making of Turkey.
From a broader perspective, the confrontation between Turkey and Israel is only a microcosm of the geopolitical game in the Middle East. In this volatile region, countries and factions are competing for their own interests.
epilogue
The tense standoff between Turkey and Israel reflects the intricate geopolitical game in the Middle East. Both sides are working on a plan of military action, but the risks and costs of war are probably far greater than they expected.
Peace in the Middle East cannot be achieved by military means alone. Only by abandoning the idea of war can there be hope for peace in the Middle East and real peace in the Middle East.
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