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Turkey, Egypt and Qatar Condemn Israeli Gaza Strikes, Urge Ceasefire Compliance

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Turkey, Egypt and Qatar jointly condemned the latest Israeli strikes in Gaza and called on Israel to meet ceasefire obligations and avoid further escalation. The three mediators said intensified attacks were undermining regional and international efforts to implement the Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict, and urged the international community and President Trump's Board of Peace to enforce compliance. Israel said it was targeting Hamas terrorists. An official Israeli document says Hamas must fully disarm, including heavy weapons, tunnels and small arms, before further IDF withdrawal, and that Israel will continue neutralizing threats.

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