The New Alliance Is a Warning Light for Israel - This Is the Step That Must Be Taken Now | Amir Noy

Col. (res.) Amir Noy calls on Israel to build a counter-alliance network against the new alliance between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, signed in Mecca. He argues that the alliance is not defined as anti-Israeli but concentrates military, economic, and nuclear power. Noy proposes a network including the US, India, Greece, Cyprus, Egypt, Jordan, and partnerships in Latin America, leveraging Israel's advantages in intelligence, cyber, and technology.

In an opinion column in Maariv, Col. (res.) Amir Noy argues that the new alliance between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, signed in Mecca, is not defined as anti-Israeli but concentrates significant military, economic, and nuclear power. Noy emphasizes that Israel cannot ignore the alliance, even if it does not declare hostility. He details each country's contribution: Turkey brings a large army, defense industry, and drones; Saudi Arabia brings money and energy; Pakistan brings operational experience and nuclear capability. He warns of Turkish influence in Syria and Lebanon, and suggests that Israel build a counter-alliance network including the United States, India, Greece, Cyprus, Egypt, Jordan, and partnerships in Latin America. Noy argues that Israel can serve as the 'brain, eyes, and nervous system' of an international security network, with an advantage in intelligence, cyber, and technology. He concludes that the struggle over the global distribution of power will require building strong and multidimensional alliances.