Archive · 20 Aug 2026
Turkey, Egypt and Qatar Condemn Israeli Strikes, Cite Ceasefire
Turkey, Egypt and Qatar criticized recent Israeli attacks in Gaza.
They said Israel needs to follow the ceasefire agreement.
They also warned that more attacks could make tensions worse.
The countries are mediators in efforts to end the conflict.
They said the attacks make peace efforts more difficult.
Talks and other steps are being taken to implement a plan to end the Gaza conflict.
The countries called on the international community to help uphold the ceasefire.
They also urged the Board of Peace to prevent further escalation.
Turkey, Egypt and Qatar condemned recent Israeli strikes in Gaza.
The three countries said Israel must follow its obligations under the ceasefire agreement.
They warned that further Israeli attacks could escalate tensions.
The mediators said the attacks undermine regional and international efforts to end the Gaza conflict.
They urged the international community and Board of Peace to help enforce the ceasefire.
- Who
- Turkey, Egypt and Qatar, described as mediating countries, issued the joint statement.
- What
- They condemned recent Israeli strikes in Gaza and called for compliance with a ceasefire agreement.
- When
- Thursday; the strikes were described as recent.
- Where
- Gaza, with the statement addressing regional and international efforts.
- Why
- They said the attacks undermine efforts to implement a plan to end the Gaza conflict and could escalate tensions.
- Statement issued by
- Turkey, Egypt and Qatar
- Target of criticism
- Recent Israeli strikes in Gaza
- Requested action
- Israel should comply with its ceasefire obligations
- Main concern
- Further attacks could escalate tensions
- Peace process
- Efforts are underway to implement the Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict
- Additional appeal
- The international community and Board of Peace should help ensure compliance with the ceasefire