Nadav Eyal

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1,863 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 3d ago

Nadav Eyal’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 9 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 3.

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As far as the Israel voice-verified
Israelis are concerned if they will not draw the red line now, the line in the sand, and stop the Turks from doing what they're doing and tell Ankara we're seeing what you're trying to do in Syria, and we're not gonna allow Syria to become basically a military base of Turkey. voice-verified
If we are not gonna do this right now, then we will find Turkey on our border in the Golan Heights or voice-verified
Physically, militarily, literally in Damascus. voice-verified
And this was the logic behind this strike that was supported and pitched to an extent by the voice-verified
Let's hope it wasn't. voice-verified
Turkey is not just another country in the Middle East. voice-verified
Turkey is a NATO power and it's a substantial military force. voice-verified
It's not even Iran then. voice-verified
It's flying US aircrafts. voice-verified
It has influence in the West and specifically in Washington, D.C. voice-verified
It's essential for the security of the West. voice-verified
Question specifically of the EU. voice-verified
But to your question, this is one of the worrying elements of the strike. voice-verified
And one of the things that Israeli security sources are telling me and have told other journalists in Israel is Did we say that this strike needs to happen to signal to the Turks that they can't do whatever they want in Syria? voice-verified
We did. voice-verified
Did we tell voice-verified
Tell Israel's government you need to be public about this? voice-verified
We absolutely didn't. voice-verified
And look at the difference. voice-verified
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