TY - JOUR

T1 - Военно-политическое взаимодействие Израиля с сирийскими курдами в 2011-2024 гг

AU - Победоносцева Кая, Анжелика Олеговна

AU - Кирпичёнок, Артём Иванович

PY - 2025/8/15

Y1 - 2025/8/15

N2 - The first contacts between the Zionists and the Kurdish national movement took place before World War II. After the founding of the State of Israel, ties with Kurdish activists in Iraq, Syria, and later Iran became part of Israel’s “peripheral strategy” aimed at creating a system of alliances against Arab countries. Since the outbreak of the civil war in Syria in 2011, the Israeli leadership repeatedly expressed support for the Kurdish minority living in that country, but did not actively intervene in the conflict. After the fall of the Bashar al-Assad government in December 2024, Israel has strengthened its military and political presence in Syria and has viewed the Syrian Kurds as potential partners in countering Turkey’s growing influence. Israel’s military and political leadership has been planning to create a system of alliances that would link the pro-Israeli Druze in southern Syria and the Kurdish-controlled areas in the north of the country into a single axis – the “David Corridor” (“Salah al-Din Corridor”). It is expected to counterbalance the pro-Turkish government in Damascus and give Israel access to the Kurdish autonomy in Northern Iraq.

AB - The first contacts between the Zionists and the Kurdish national movement took place before World War II. After the founding of the State of Israel, ties with Kurdish activists in Iraq, Syria, and later Iran became part of Israel’s “peripheral strategy” aimed at creating a system of alliances against Arab countries. Since the outbreak of the civil war in Syria in 2011, the Israeli leadership repeatedly expressed support for the Kurdish minority living in that country, but did not actively intervene in the conflict. After the fall of the Bashar al-Assad government in December 2024, Israel has strengthened its military and political presence in Syria and has viewed the Syrian Kurds as potential partners in countering Turkey’s growing influence. Israel’s military and political leadership has been planning to create a system of alliances that would link the pro-Israeli Druze in southern Syria and the Kurdish-controlled areas in the north of the country into a single axis – the “David Corridor” (“Salah al-Din Corridor”). It is expected to counterbalance the pro-Turkish government in Damascus and give Israel access to the Kurdish autonomy in Northern Iraq.

KW - друзы

KW - курды

KW - гражданская война в Сирии

KW - отношения между Турцией, Сирией и Израилем

KW - “Коридор Давида”

KW - “Коридор Салах-ад-Дина”

KW - the Druze

KW - the Kurds

KW - Syrian Civil War

KW - Turkey–Syria–Israel relations

KW - “David’s Corridor”

KW - “Salah al-Din Corridor”

UR - https://www.imemo.ru/files/File/magazines/puty_miru/2025/01/14-Pobedonostseva.pdf

UR - https://www.mendeley.com/catalogue/fda0881c-c14b-37a1-8bd6-60268b210293/

U2 - 10.20542/2307-1494-2025-1-226-238

DO - 10.20542/2307-1494-2025-1-226-238

M3 - статья

VL - 68

SP - 226

EP - 238

JO - Пути к миру и безопасности

JF - Пути к миру и безопасности

SN - 2307-1494

IS - 1

ER -