Recent reports in Turkey have linked the Jerusalem summit to renewed clashes in Syria's Aleppo region, suggesting that Israel played a role in activating Kurdish fighters to undermine Turkey's position. These claims, however, lack supporting evidence. Turkish media now asserts that Israel is considered the top security threat by all major national institutions, including the Defense and Foreign Ministries, as well as the intelligence agency. This marks a significant escalation in rhetoric, especially as discussions surface about a possible joint military force involving Israel, Greece, and Cyprus. The heightened tensions follow strong remarks from President Erdoğan, who emphasized Turkey's determination to protect its rights during a naval ceremony.