Turkey’s intelligence chief, Ibrahim Kalin, has held separate discussions with his counterparts from the United States, Syria and Israel to address the latest Israeli air strikes on Syrian territory, according to a Turkish security source. The talks took place on 17 July amid heightened regional tensions over the raids. Ankara did not release details of the conversations, but the rare series of back-to-back contacts underscores Turkey’s effort to keep open lines of communication between adversaries and avert further escalation in Syria. The outreach comes as Israel continues to target Syrian military and allied positions, actions that have drawn protests from Damascus and raised concern in Washington over broader regional stability.