Middle Eastern and Asian Countries United Call on Israel to Respect Gaza Ceasefire

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Eight foreign ministers from Middle Eastern and Asian nations condemned Israel's violations of Gaza ceasefire terms, stressing the need for adherence to avoid escalating conflict and to support a sustainable peace process. They emphasized that stability requires commitment from all parties.

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2026-02-13 15:10:37

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At the beginning of this week, extraordinary coordination took place in the region. Foreign ministers from eight countries—Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia—moved quickly to issue a joint statement strongly condemning Israel’s actions. These Middle Eastern and Asian countries agreed that Israel has repeatedly violated the Gaza ceasefire agreement, a violation that, according to Jin10 data, has resulted in more than a thousand Palestinian civilian casualties.

Manifestation of Deep Regional Concerns

The coordinated steps of these eight countries are not just ordinary reactions. The foreign ministers emphasized that any violation of the ceasefire creates risks of conflict escalation and the potential destabilization of a broader region. They warned that Israel’s actions could erode trust and undermine international efforts that have been built to consolidate peace and restore stability in a region that has long been tense.

Threats to the Layered Peace Process

The concerns of Middle Eastern and Asian countries focus on one critical issue: each breach of the ceasefire is a direct obstacle to the ongoing political process. They believe that such actions hinder the development of conditions necessary to move Gaza toward a more stable and sustainable phase. The joint statement clearly highlights that without full compliance with the agreements, it is difficult to imagine how a transition to genuine peace can be achieved.

United Determination to Enter the Next Phase

The final message from the eight countries is very clear: the second phase of the Gaza peace plan can only be effectively implemented if all parties—especially Israel—demonstrate genuine commitment by respecting the agreed ceasefire. This diplomatic coordination reflects the determination of Middle Eastern and Asian countries not to remain passive but to actively promote regional stability through joint pressure against ongoing violations.

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