Israel has conducted its rehearsal

While Israel and Iran were striking each other last month, Hossein Yazdan Panah, the leader of PJAK, the Iranian branch of the PKK, announced that they would support Israel in a potential war and were ready to participate in the clashes, stating, "We are ready to participate in an attack on Iran. We will do whatever is necessary to ensure our dominance in the region."

On June 19, we wrote: "They are acting hastily because Israel's 'David Corridor' project has dazzled them. They believe they have a historic opportunity before them. In the simplest terms, this project aims to connect the regions controlled by the Kurds to Israel via a corridor so that it can expand its sphere of influence in the Mediterranean... 

Political and strategic cooperation within a completely secure area...

We can say that it is a strategic plan that starts from Syria's Golan Heights, passes through the provinces of Daraa, As-Suwayda, Tanf, Deir ez-Zor, and Abu Kamal, reaches the Euphrates River, and will increase Israel's regional influence."

Not even a month had passed since we made this assessment when things got chaotic.

Arab Bedouin tribes and the Druze clashed in Syria.

Israel did not miss the opportunity; under the pretext of backing the Druze, it struck the Bedouin tribes and bombed Damascus.

Moreover, it targeted the General Staff headquarters and sent a clear warning to Jolani.

While the international public was trying to understand what was happening in the region, a proposal for a "humanitarian corridor to the Druze region" came from the PKK terrorist organization's structure in Syria.

Ilham Ahmed, a member of the SDF who uses the title "Co-Chair of the Department of Foreign Relations of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria," made a statement saying, "We are following with deep concern the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in As-Suwayda, where civilians are facing serious difficulties due to the siege and worsening conditions. Based on the humanitarian and national principles that define our experience in Northeast Syria, we confirm that we are fully prepared to open a humanitarian corridor towards As-Suwayda."

Of course, this is just a figure of speech...

It was obvious that because they are currently hesitant to openly say "David Corridor," they were trying to sell this to the international public under the guise of "humanitarian aid." Whatever its name, it pointed to a physical connection between Israel and the region controlled by the Kurds.

So, how would this connection be established?

Let us try to explain as best we can.

First, the idea of a humanitarian aid corridor is put forward under the guise of supporting the Druze, the international community is persuaded, and the button is pressed for the operation. Afterward, America steps in to "ensure security" under the pretext of fighting ISIS, and the nature of the situation changes. If Jolani also gives the "go-ahead" and entrusts this place to the SDF, the matter is resolved.

There you have it, the David Corridor!

It is worth saying without beating around the bush: once such a connection is established, it will completely change the strategic balances in the Middle East.

However, we can say that they have hit the brakes for now.

Make no mistake, if they wanted to, they could handle this as easily as taking a hair out of butter. But it seems that these days, it does not suit their interests to put the government in Turkey, and especially Tayyip Erdoğan, in a difficult position.

No one should trust the Bedouin tribes in that geography either. Changing sides only takes three or five million dollars.

At that moment, Israel would truly become a neighbor to both Turkey and Iran.

For instance, if such a corridor were to be realized, it is likely that before long, we would see the Israeli flag alongside the Kurdish flag along the border of Qamishli. Likewise, this would also allow the Kurds to reach the sea via Israel.

Of course, we are not fortune tellers, and we do not have a crystal ball.

It is enough to look at matters a little more carefully to see that imperialism's plan to reshape the Middle East is working like clockwork.

The whole issue is, in the first stage, the security of Israel, and subsequently, the establishment of full control over energy and trade routes.

For this, the strongest tool they have is the Kurds. The geography extending from Iran to northern Iraq and from there to northeastern Syria serves as an outpost for the imperialists. When they connect this geography to Israel, they will have gained an important strategic position.

Israel has now conducted its first rehearsal.

It showed that it can intervene in the region through the Druze whenever it wants, that no one in Damascus is safe, and that it can cooperate with the Kurds as it pleases.

While the pot is boiling over in the Middle East, unfortunately, the political Islamist government in Turkey is content with just watching the developments, aside from a few sentences of empty rhetoric based on the same old script.