Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey, in their capacity as mediators, condemned and strongly criticized Israel for continuing to carry out various violations in the Gaza Strip, in particular attacks on medical facilities and infrastructure, causing a large number of civilian casualties, including women and children. Such acts are a flagrant violation of international law and international humanitarian law. The mediators emphasized that Israel must fulfill all of its obligations under international law and strictly abide by the terms of the cease-fire agreement. The mediator pointed out that Israel's continued violation is tantamount to breaking the cease-fire agreement and preventing the implementation of the second phase of the agreement. Hamas and various Palestinian factions have previously agreed on the relevant road map, and reached consensus on arms control in particular. Israel's actions are undermining the process of easing the situation and further exacerbating the suffering of the civilian population in Gaza.

Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey, in their capacity as mediators, condemned and strongly criticized Israel for continuing to carry out various violations in the Gaza Strip, in particular attacks on medical facilities and infrastructure, causing a large number of civilian casualties, including women and children. Such acts are a flagrant violation of international law and international humanitarian law. The mediators emphasized that Israel must fulfill all of its obligations under international law and strictly abide by the terms of the cease-fire agreement. The mediator pointed out that Israel's continued violation is tantamount to breaking the cease-fire agreement and preventing the implementation of the second phase of the agreement. Hamas and various Palestinian factions have previously agreed on the relevant road map, and reached consensus on arms control in particular. Israel's actions are undermining the process of easing the situation and further exacerbating the suffering of the civilian population in Gaza.