Turkey has strongly condemned Israel's recent airstrikes targeting southern Syria and Damascus, describing the attacks as destabilizing actions that threaten regional security and stability. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan engaged in multiple diplomatic efforts, including phone calls with Syrian Foreign Minister Esad Hasan Şeybani and the US Special Envoy for Syria, Tom Barrack, to discuss the situation. Fidan emphasized that Israel's actions violate international humanitarian law and undermine efforts to establish peace and stability in Syria. He warned that these aggressive moves risk irreversible consequences for the region. Turkey has communicated its concerns and stance on Israel's strikes through its intelligence agency directly to Israel. At the United Nations Security Council, Fidan stated that Israel does not seek peace and called on the international community to prevent Syria from descending further into violence. He also announced that a ceasefire in Syria is expected to take effect within three to four hours. The Turkish National Defense Ministry echoed the call for an immediate halt to Israel's unrestrained actions, highlighting the potential for long-term destabilization. Additionally, Fidan criticized the UN Security Council for failing to adequately address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza amid the ongoing conflict. Turkey continues to urge Israel to abandon policies that destabilize the region and to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of neighboring states.