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Turkey's Erdogan Calls for Permanent Iran-Israel Ceasefire, Gaza Truce

  • Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for a permanent ceasefire between Iran and Israel and a ceasefire in Gaza at a NATO summit on Wednesday in The Hague.
  • This followed intense fighting that started on June 13 and ended with a ceasefire announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump late Monday, though violations were reported.
  • Erdogan met with leaders from France, Germany, Britain, and U.S. President Trump, urging diplomatic solutions, urging Israel to change its Gaza stance, and highlighting the ongoing humanitarian disaster.
  • He expressed that all parties have a role to play in securing enduring peace in the Middle East and highlighted Turkey's desire for the ceasefire to develop into a sustainable calm amid the ongoing devastation in Gaza.
  • Turkey, aligned with China, condemned Israeli strikes, urged restraint, and remains active diplomatically to prevent regional escalation and support peace efforts.
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Al-Monitor broke the news in Washington, United States on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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