How should Greece, Cyprus and Israel understand the connection between the Levant's instability and the future of the Eastern Mediterranean?

Well, Syria, Lebanon, Palestinian question are not outside the Eastern Mediterranean.

They are its Eastern door.

Treating them as separate Levantine files is a strategic error.

The Levant is where land wars, militias, ports, airspace, terror network, refugees, energy, legitimacy, and external power enter the Mediterranean system.

Syria matters because it shapes access, airspace, Turkish reach, Iranian network, Russian habits, and Israel's freedom of action.

When Turkey expands its position in Syria, it does not remain a Syrian issue.

What would need to happen over the next 20 years, for instance, for this cooperation to evolve into a serious Eastern Mediterranean regional architecture rather than remaining a set of parallel, bilateral or trilateral initiatives?