Israel Conflict Sees Türkiye Egypt Qatar Condemn Gaza Violations After 1250 Deaths Since Ceasefire
The Israel conflict remains marked by ongoing tensions as Türkiye, Egypt and Qatar issued a joint statement condemning Israeli violations in Gaza.
Regional Condemnation of Ceasefire Violations
Türkiye, Egypt and Qatar issued a joint statement condemning Israeli violations in Gaza. The joint statement says attacks on healthcare facilities and resulting civilian casualties violate international law and threaten implementation of ceasefire's 2nd phase. [1] The statement urged full compliance with the ceasefire agreement. Türkiye, Egypt and Qatar called for adherence to the second phase of the ceasefire framework. [1]
Casualties Since Ceasefire Implementation
At least 19 Gazans were killed by Israeli fire in the past 24 hours. [5] The overall death toll nears 73,400 according to the Gaza Health Ministry. [5] More than 1,250 Palestinians have been killed and over 4,100 injured by the Israeli army since the ceasefire began on October 10, 2025. [5] The Gaza Health Ministry reported these figures on deaths and injuries caused by Israeli fire since the October 2025 ceasefire. [5] At least 1,250 Palestinians killed and over 4,100 injured by the Israeli army since ceasefire according to the ministry. [5]
Bereaved and hostage families demand emigration option for Gazans before international force enters Gaza. — Source: jerusalempost
Israeli Families' Demands on Post-Ceasefire Arrangements
Bereaved Israeli families and hostage families demanded that Gaza be completely demilitarized. [2] Residents wishing to leave should be allowed voluntary emigration. [2] Israel must retain full security freedom of action before any international force is permitted to enter. [2] The Tikva Leumit movement representing bereaved families and families of the hostages presented critical and nonnegotiable conditions for any future arrangement in Gaza. [2] The families argued that facilitating the departure of Gaza residents who wish to leave could improve Israel’s security situation and weaken Hamas’s control over the local population. [2] The movement demanded that the Gaza Strip be completely demilitarized before any international force enters. [2]
Lack of Trust in Hamas and International Forces
The families stated they have no trust in Hamas or any international force. [2] They called for continued targeted killings to defeat Hamas rather than phased plans involving outside forces. [2] The movement stressed that officials must ensure no light or heavy weapons remain in the Gaza Strip before any progress is made under the phased plan proposed by US President Donald Trump. [2] The families urged the prime minister and other decision-makers not to depend on an international force that in their view would be without authority and without the ability to eliminate Hamas. [2] They added continue the targeted killings and defeat Hamas with no stages and no international forces. [2]
Israeli attacks on West Bank mosques have reached record levels of vandalism and arson. — Source: anadolu
Escalating Attacks on West Bank Mosques
Attacks on mosques in the occupied West Bank by Israeli occupiers have surged over the past decade. [3] Data shows attacks on mosques in occupied West Bank have surged over the past decade with a sharp rise after October 2023. [4] The record levels include a sharp rise after October 2023. [3] Vandalism to arson describes the pattern of Israeli occupier attacks on mosques in West Bank that hit record levels. [4]
Context of the Current Ceasefire Framework
The Israel-Hamas War began on October 7, 2023 when Hamas-led terrorists invaded southern Israel killing more than 1,200 people and taking more than 250 hostages. [2] A Gaza ceasefire under Trump’s plan went into effect on October 10, 2025. [2] The statement came amid reports of progress toward another stage of the framework for the Gaza Strip and the possible deployment of an international force. [2]
What to watch next includes reports of progress toward another stage of the framework for the Gaza Strip and the possible deployment of an international force amid the families' demands for complete demilitarization.
