Elliot discusses the current situation in Syria, focusing on the recent Israeli airstrikes and the implications of the collapse of Assad's regime. He analyzes the dynamics of power in Syria, the role of various factions, and Israel's strategic positioning in response to the evolving conflict. Chodoff emphasizes the need for careful observation of the situation as it develops, highlighting the complexities of the geopolitical landscape.   Takeaways  The Israeli Air Force has targeted 350 sites in Syria. The collapse of Assad's regime could lead to a more stable Syria. Assad's army was surprisingly weak and disintegrated quickly. The new leadership in Damascus is not firmly in control. Israel's military strategy is evolving based on past lessons. Chemical weapons in the hands of rebels pose a significant threat. Israel is not expanding its territory in Syria. The situation in Syria remains highly dynamic and unpredictable. Future developments in Syria will be closely monitored by Israel. Engagement and safety are crucial in this volatile environment.