03.11.2025 21:56
At the Gaza summit held in Istanbul with the participation of seven countries, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan responded to the question, "Will Turkish troops be part of the Gaza task force?" Minister Fidan stated, "Turkey is ready to take action for peace. Our diplomatic efforts are ongoing. Countries will decide according to the definition of the task force."
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Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated at the Gaza summit held in Istanbul, in response to the question, "Will the Turkish military be part of the Gaza task force?", "Turkey is ready to take action for peace. Our diplomatic efforts are ongoing. Countries will decide according to the definition of the task force."
GAZA SUMMIT HELD IN ISTANBUL
A "Gaza" summit was held in Istanbul, hosted by Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. The meeting, held at a hotel in the city, was attended by the foreign ministers of Indonesia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan, as well as representatives from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar. The latest developments regarding the ceasefire in Gaza and the humanitarian situation were discussed at the meeting.
MINISTER FIDAN: COUNTRIES WILL DECIDE ACCORDING TO THE DEFINITION OF THE GAZA TASK FORCE
After the summit, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan made statements. In response to the question, "Will the Turkish military be part of the Gaza task force?", Minister Fidan replied: "We also discussed among ourselves the negotiations regarding the task definition of the international stability force expected to be established in the coming days."
WILL TURKEY SEND TROOPS TO GAZA?
Work on the formation of the international stability force is ongoing. However, I can say this much: the countries we spoke with expressed that they will decide to send troops according to the content of the definition. As for Turkey, our President has repeatedly stated that we are ready to make any sacrifice for peace. But it is important that the documents that will emerge here are of a nature that we will also support."
"HAMAS IS READY TO TRANSFER MANAGEMENT TO A COMMITTEE"
Key points from Minister Fidan's statements are as follows: "Hamas is ready to transfer management to a committee. However, Israel regularly violates the ceasefire and still does not allow humanitarian aid. Aid is waiting in storage. Israel is not fulfilling its obligations. The international community needs to create pressure."
"A SINGLE VETO IS ENOUGH TO PREVENT THE DRAFT FROM BEING IMPLEMENTED"
Although the Middle East has been in crises in the past, it has always been a geography that can find a common way out. No action that undermines the ceasefire should be allowed. This path requires patience and determination. The definition of the task force to be sent to Gaza, what its powers will be; countries will decide whether to send troops accordingly. First, there needs to be an agreement on the draft, and then the United Nations Security Council needs to approve this draft. A single veto is enough to prevent the draft from being implemented.
"THERE IS A NEED FOR RECONSTRUCTION IN GAZA"
Turkey is ready to make any sacrifice for peace, but we also need to see a framework. Generally speaking, the definition of Palestine should not change, and it should adhere to the 1967 agreement. There should be a two-state solution in Palestine. There is a need for reconstruction in Gaza and for healing the wounds. Our thought is that Palestinians should govern Palestine, and security should be provided by Palestine.
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