Turkey is seeking to get involved in the next day’s developments in Palestine, a move that can bring it profits, but also includes a great risk. Response from Istanbul

Ibrahim Kalin, the leader of the Turkish Intelligence Service, who assumed the role of mediation with Hamas, called on the international community yesterday to take responsibility to turn the truce into peace. “The problem will really approach one solution only when the Palestinian state is established and a two-state solution in the Middle East is implemented,” he argued and called not only the Diames countries, but the entire international community, “from Europe to America and from Asia to the Middle East”.

Seeks involvement

Turkey’s immediate involvement in the ceasefire in Gaza, a role that Ankara has long been seeking, can strengthen its international position and promote its ties with Washington and President Trump, but according to analysts, it is a high -risk move, it implies in obstacles of the Israeli.

Analysts believe that Turkey’s involvement in the ceasefire negotiations gave Erdogan points both domestically and regional. The fact that Turkey has now become part of the conflict is something that the Turkish president wanted, so that his country can play a role model for the implementation of the agreement.

Patron of the Islamic public

But beyond Turkey’s involvement in the peace process in Gaza, Turkey’s conversion into a part of the Turkish would enable the Turkish president to improve his image at home and abroad, appearing as an important leadership personality, defending the Islamic and Philosopher. At the moment Erdogan seems to be on the side of the winners first, but if things go wrong, he will face criticism from his domestic opponents.

In any case, some analysts believe that a stable truce could lay the foundations for better Israeli-Turkish ties in the long run. Let us not forget that Turkey and Israel have completely restored their diplomatic relations in 2022 after a four -year interruption, but the effort collapsed after Hamas’ attack on October 7 and the war in Gaza. It is noteworthy that a few days earlier, on September 19, 2023, Erdogan and Netanyahu had met in New York, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.