Faydān Responds to Israeli Standoff
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan confirmed that Israel's continued stubbornness and failure to take additional steps to move to the "second phase" of the Gaza Strip agreement, despite the Palestinian side's commitment, may push Turkey and intermediary countries to take radical measures. Fidan explained during a press conference with his Egyptian counterpart that Israel's inaction could prompt Ankara, Washington, and other nations to take decisive steps, warning of the repercussions this could have on efforts to stabilize the region. He emphasized the importance of American pressure on Israel to halt the escalation, warning that Turkey, Qatar, and Egypt will take radical measures if Israeli stubbornness persists. He affirmed that this comes as part of their responsibility towards the Palestinians and the nation.
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