20.10.2025 00:42
Israel's Minister of Settlement, Orit Struck, expressed her discomfort with Turkey's involvement in the ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement in Gaza, as well as in the works to be carried out in Gaza. Struck stated, "I do not want to see Turks in tractors, SUVs, or any wheeled vehicles in Gaza."
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The Israeli press reported that the Tel Aviv administration insists that Turkey and Qatar should not be involved in the operations inside Gaza.
ISRAELI MINISTER: I DO NOT WANT TO SEE TURKS IN GAZA According to a report by Maariv newspaper, Israel's Minister of Jewish Settlement Orit Struck, who openly expressed her discomfort with Turkey's involvement in the ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement as well as the operations to be carried out in Gaza, stated, "I do not want to see Turks in Gaza, whether in tractors, SUVs, or wheeled vehicles."
Israeli Minister of Jewish Settlement Orit Struck TRUMP'S ASSISTANT AND REPRESENTATIVE ARE HEADING TO ISRAEL The report stated that U.S. President Donald Trump's Assistant JD Vance and Special Representative for the Middle East Steve Witkoff will visit Israel on Monday, right during the discussions of "Will the ceasefire collapse?" It was noted that U.S. officials aim to establish a mechanism to keep the process in Gaza tense but stable, and to extinguish the fire.
ISRAEL IS EXTREMELY UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THE PRESENCE OF TURKEY AND QATAR It was reported that the main purpose of the U.S. delegation's visit is to "encourage the establishment of a multinational force that will operate with clear authority and regional support in Gaza" for the transition to the next phase of the agreement, and that they will discuss which forces will be present in Gaza in the second phase. It was expressed that Israel is extremely uncomfortable with the idea of Turkey and Qatar being part of this multinational force and strongly opposes it.
THE U.S. IS AWARE OF NETANYAHU'S DOUBLE GAME Israeli far-right ministers emphasized the "failure of the U.S. plan" and called for a "return to war," while it was pointed out that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is playing a double game by promising U.S. officials stability and coordination while telling far-right coalition partners that "they will respond if Hamas does not comply with the agreement." It was commented that U.S. officials are aware of this double game and have come this time not to listen but to reach a conclusion.
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