Egypt, Türkiye, Qatar call for immediate halt to Israeli attacks on Gaza

Hamoon Sat Nov 2026 16 hours ago 42

A significant part of the meeting’s discussions focused on the plight of civilians. Officials from the three countries expressed concern about the consequences of the ongoing fighting, particularly as winter approaches and weather conditions worsen, and stressed the need to address the humanitarian needs of Gaza’s people.


Alongside these concerns, they also addressed Israel’s restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid and equipment needed to provide shelter. The continued presence of military buffer zones inside the Gaza Strip was another issue that security officials from the three countries expressed concern about.


Although a ceasefire agreement in October 2025 ended large-scale fighting, it failed to prevent Israeli attacks from continuing, and the issue of Hamas’s disarmament also remains unresolved. Reports indicate that at least 1,600 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire took effect. During the same period, five Israeli soldiers have also been killed.


Meanwhile, Palestinian officials have put the death toll from Israeli attacks on Gaza since the start of the war at more than 74,000. Continued loss of life and restrictions on the delivery of relief aid remain among the most pressing concerns about the situation in the region.



Following the continuation of Israeli attacks and the worsening humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, intelligence officials from Egypt, Turkey and Qatar stressed at a meeting in Cairo the need to end these attacks immediately. They also called for increased humanitarian aid to Gaza’s residents and practical steps to revive the peace process in the region.

Hamoon Khamoosh

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