Erdogan and Abbas Call for Gaza Deal Phase Two

The article addresses Turkey and the Palestinians' efforts to manage the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, especially in light of Israel's ongoing violations of agreements and ceasefire agreements in the Gaza Strip. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan emphasized the need to halt Israeli attacks and called on the international community to take responsibility for implementing the second phase of the ceasefire agreement, along with supporting Gaza's reconstruction needs and facilitating the entry of humanitarian aid. In the same context, Mahmoud Abbas briefed Erdoğan on the developments in Gaza, reaffirming that Israel continues to violate agreements and implement escalation measures. The two sides also discussed the on-the-ground challenges, including the escalation by Israeli forces and settler attacks, as well as ways to implement the understandings of the ceasefire, with a focus on the necessity of disarming Hamas and resuming the political process. The statements underscored that the international community bears the responsibility for ending Israeli violations and achieving peace and stability in the occupied territories.

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