Turkey, Egypt, and Qatar jointly condemned ongoing Israeli cease-fire violations in the Gaza Strip.
The three mediating nations expressed strong denunciation over Israel’s targeting of Palestinian health care facilities and medical infrastructure.
They emphasized that Israeli strikes cause heavy civilian casualties, flagrantly violating international law and humanitarian principles.
The mediators urged Israel to comply fully with its legal obligations and cease-fire commitments without further delay.
They warned that repeated Israeli attacks breach the agreement and severely undermine progress toward its second phase.
These diplomatic warnings follow Hamas’s announcement accepting the proposed peace road map, including provisions regarding weapons confinement.
Despite the cease-fire declared last October, near-daily Israeli attacks have killed hundreds of Palestinians across the enclave.
Hamas confirmed it awaits official responses from mediators regarding understandings to implement the second phase of the deal.
Mediators cautioned that continued Israeli violations threaten de-escalation pathways while deepening the immense agony of Gaza’s population.
They renewed urgent calls to protect civilians, safeguard medical infrastructure, and ensure unhindered delivery of vital humanitarian aid.
The joint statement urged the international community to exert pressure on Israel to fulfill its diplomatic obligations.
Mediators noted that U.S. President Donald Trump previously hailed consensus on the road map as a historic agreement.
Trump recently announced a breakthrough after Palestinian factions agreed to disarm under the U.S.-backed peace initiative.
The mediating nations reaffirmed their resolve to achieve sustainable de-escalation, a permanent cease-fire, and lasting peace.