MİT and MOSSAD Joint Diplomacy Efforts in Gaza
Foreign Affairs Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, who played a crucial role in brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, criticized Israel for obstructing the agreement initially. He expressed disappointment over Israel’s failure to uphold the ceasefire deal and stated that their actions were reckless.
Davutoğlu highlighted Israel’s continued airstrikes despite the ceasefire agreement, which he described as a clear indication of Israel’s unwillingness to prioritize peace. He emphasized the need for Israel to adhere to the terms of the ceasefire for lasting stability in the region.
During his visit to Gaza, Davutoğlu, along with Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization, worked to negotiate a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. He proposed measures to the Arab League to ensure a sustained ceasefire, including international pressure, a 90-day ceasefire period, lifting the embargo, and supervision of the Rafah border by Egypt with support from Turkey and Qatar.
Davutoğlu also shared a personal moment from his visit to Gaza, where he comforted a grieving father who had lost his daughter in the conflict. He reflected on the emotional encounter, emphasizing the human toll of the violence and the need for empathy in resolving the crisis.
Overall, Davutoğlu’s efforts to broker a ceasefire and his calls for peace reflect Turkey’s commitment to diplomatic solutions and the humanitarian impact of the conflict in Gaza.
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