Syria, Turkey, Arab countries, and some US officials condemn the Israeli strikes as a dangerous escalation, a violation of sovereignty, and a threat to regional stability.

Analysts suggest the Israeli attack is a message to Damascus and Ankara, aiming to prevent a strong Syrian military buildup, counter a potential Syrian-Turkish alliance, and assert Israel's role as a key regional player.

Israel confirms the strikes, claiming they targeted a Syrian airbase where Turkey was planning to deploy forces, posing a threat to Israeli security, and that Syria ignored prior warnings.

Reports confirm multiple airstrikes on the Abu al-Duhur military airport, detailing the number of strikes and the strategic importance of the base.

The US is reportedly working on a deconfliction mechanism among Turkey, Israel, and Syria, with the US envoy expressing concern over the Israeli strikes.

Israel is reportedly monitoring Hakan Fidan as a potential successor to Erdogan.

Turkey officially condemns Israeli airstrikes on a Syrian air base.

Turkey's ruling AK Party criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for fueling regional chaos.

Israeli strikes in Idlib are seen as a message to Ankara regarding who sets the terms for the new Syria.