Channel 14: Rising Israeli Criticism Regarding Involvement of Qatar and Turkey in Gaza Arrangements

SadaNews - The Israeli political arena is witnessing a wave of sharp criticism from high-ranking officials against the U.S. administration, following its efforts to involve Israel's adversaries, Qatar and Turkey, in the "next day" arrangements in Gaza. These officials believe that this approach raises growing concerns, as it gives hostile parties the opportunity to establish significant influence at the heart of the Israeli security landscape.

Turkey, according to Israeli estimates as reported by Channel 14, no longer poses a challenge only in Gaza but also in the Syrian arena, where its role in dealing with the Kurds and developments in the war there serves as a warning sign for Israel. Observers confirm that the U.S. envoy to Ankara, Tom Barrack, is under close scrutiny amid fears of the implications of Turkish policy on Israeli security.

Moreover, the increasing coordination between Qatar and Turkey on regional issues, whether in Syria or Gaza, raises fears of a complex entanglement that may directly affect Israel. Officials consider that ignoring this connection represents a grave mistake, as it forms part of the "new landscape of the Middle Eastern game."

According to Channel 14: "The situation is further complicated by the effective diplomatic presence of Qatar and Turkey and their attentive ears in Washington, which compels Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to make doubled efforts to ensure the protection of Israel's security and political interests amid the interactions of international forces."