The dismantling of Kurdish forces in Syria requires Israel to reexamine its policy
Haaretz
A Kurdish deal strengthens Syria's new government and leaves Israel with fewer levers of influence. Washington has made clear it wants a unified Syria, not the divided state Israel had hoped for
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