Dan Senor

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4,588 appearances 37 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard yesterday

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Call Me Back - with Dan Senor · The Turkey-Israel Proxy War in Syria - with Nadav Eyal · 27 Aug 2026 podcast

If this is really a story about who fills the vacuum that Iran left behind, voice-verified

What is the actual opening that Erdogan is seeing and what is he trying to achieve as it relates to Iran's shrinking influence in the region? voice-verified

So Turkey is a member of NATO, as I mentioned in the introduction. voice-verified

It's the actually I think it has the second largest army, second largest military in NATO. voice-verified

And yet it appears to be drifting east into a Sunni Asian access, this arrangement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. voice-verified

And I don't want to overstate the significance of this Turkish Saudi-Pakistani pact, because I'm not sure there's real teeth there. voice-verified

But that being said, it is at least symbolically important. voice-verified

It's basically saying it's putting its chips in the east rather than the West. voice-verified

So what is your reaction? voice-verified

Do you view that as a zero? voice-verified

Some game. voice-verified

Yeah, let's just stay on that for a moment because I think it's sometimes hard to visualize exactly the practical implications of this. voice-verified

And so the let's use the example you're citing right there. voice-verified

So Pakistan and India are in this constant border dispute, on off again, but it's always there. voice-verified

So imagine Pakistan finds itself in a more intense kinetic situation with India, and it goes to Riyadh and Ankara and says, Hey, we have a defense pact. voice-verified

We're under siege. voice-verified

We need voice-verified

And if Turkey is then I mean again, I I don't want to go through this parade of horribles, but if then Turkey security is compromised, does that then obligate NATO? voice-verified

Now I'm sure most NATO members would say that's preposterous. voice-verified

To see the implications, the practical implications when a country gets itself overextended in too many defense packs or too many multilateral organizations whose interests are not synchronized. voice-verified

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