US EditionErdogan Says Turkey Pleased with Gaza Ceasefire Deal, Will Monitor Implementation
US President Donald Trump asked Turkey to use its influence with Hamas to support his 20-point peace plan aimed at ending the Gaza war, Turkish President Erdogan said.
- Erdogan said Turkey was pleased with the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, and would monitor its implementation.
- Erdogan claimed that Trump had asked Turkey to persuade Hamas to accept the US peace plan, though Turkey considers Hamas a 'liberation movement'.
- Turkey has hosted Hamas officials and provided a refuge for the group since 2011, when it helped broker a prisoner exchange deal with Israel.
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