Geopolitical Dynamics in Syria

This chapter explores the evolving geopolitical landscape in Syria, particularly the implications of a weakening Assad for regional powers like Israel and Turkey. It discusses U.S. foreign policy shifts and the potential consequences of advocating for an isolationist approach, while reflecting on past strategies and their impact on regional power dynamics, including Iranian and Turkish involvement. The chapter questions whether U.S. disengagement could stabilize the region or lead to further turmoil, highlighting the complexities of the ongoing conflicts.