Turkish FM: Israel hopes to avoid isolation in Gaza talks
The article discusses statements made by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, emphasizing that Israel fears international isolation and is using this as leverage to influence its actions in Gaza. It explains that the second phase of the ceasefire agreement requires Hamas to relinquish its weapons in exchange for meeting specific conditions, but Israel is hesitant to implement this phase and is launching attacks against Palestinians, resulting in the deaths of 18 people after Hamas accepted the disarmament proposal. Fidan points out that Israel continues its policies to erase the Palestinian presence in Gaza, and that the international community is increasingly aware of its steps, with growing diplomatic pressure to prevent demographic changes in the enclave. Despite the ceasefire agreement, Israel is still violating it, with hundreds of Palestinians killed and wounded, while the Israeli Prime Minister refuses to disarm Hamas completely as a basis for any withdrawal from Gaza.
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