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Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey Condemn Israel Over Gaza Ceasefire Violations
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By ב. ניסני
First reported by Ynet · Aug 3, 2026
What happened
Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey jointly condemned Israel for repeated ceasefire violations in Gaza, demanding Israel honor its commitments. Israel insists it will only withdraw after Hamas fully disarms, continuing military operations against militants and weapons caches in Gaza.
- 01Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey jointly accuse Israel of ongoing Gaza ceasefire violations.
- 02The mediators call for pressure on Israel to fulfill its ceasefire obligations under international law.
- 03Israel's Security Cabinet states withdrawal depends on Hamas completing full disarmament.
- 04IDF and Shin Bet recently killed senior Hamas militants linked to the Simchat Torah massacre.
- 05IDF destroyed five Hamas weapons caches, including near a Gaza hospital.
- 06IDF vows to continue operations to eliminate threats as per the ceasefire agreement.
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Kikar HaShabbatRight · HebrewAug 4, 2026
Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey Condemn Israel Over Gaza Ceasefire Violations
MaarivCenter · HebrewAug 4, 2026
Turkey, Egypt, and Qatar Condemn Israel Over Ongoing Gaza Violations Amid Ceasefire Concerns
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