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Turkish Intelligence and Hamas Discuss Gaza Ceasefire Roadmap

Aug 03, 2026 03:28 PM CT Gaza Strip diplomacy,ceasefire,gaza,turkey,hamas,mediation

Summary

Turkish intelligence officials met with Hamas leadership to discuss a roadmap for the second phase of a Gaza peace plan and address the humanitarian crisis. This diplomatic engagement indicates ongoing efforts to negotiate a ceasefire, involving Turkey as a key mediator in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

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The sides also discussed the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip

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