International reaction against violations of the ceasefire agreement: Eight states in the region condemn Israel's actions

The situation in the Gaza Strip continues to generate regional diplomatic tension. Eight foreign ministers— from Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia— issued a joint statement strongly criticizing the repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement. These nations expressed significant concerns about how Israel’s actions affect regional stability and undermine peace initiatives.

Escalation of violence and the serious toll on victims

According to reports from Jin10, breaches of the ceasefire agreement have caused substantial losses among the Palestinian population, with over a thousand people killed in recent days. The ministers emphasized that these actions not only violate international commitments but also create conditions conducive to worsening conflict and increasing tensions across the Middle East. The joint statement highlighted that respecting the ceasefire agreement is essential to prevent a new escalation.

Threats to the political process and regional stability

The diplomats of these eight countries warned that ongoing violations pose a major risk to future peace negotiations. They indicated that Israel’s continued breach of international commitments hinders progress toward a more constructive phase of conflict resolution. The joint position stresses that any efforts to stabilize the situation in Gaza depend on strict adherence to the terms of the ceasefire agreement.

Call for renewed peace efforts

In conclusion, the foreign ministers of these eight states called for a return to dialogue and negotiations. They encouraged all involved parties—including Israel—to commit seriously to the implementation of the second phase of the peace plan. The declaration emphasizes the importance of genuine cooperation to restore lasting peace and enable stable development in the Gaza region.