Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with a Hamas delegation this week to advance talks on the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal, state media reported. 🌍 The discussions focused on accelerating humanitarian aid delivery and stabilizing the region as global diplomacy efforts intensify.
Fidan emphasized Türkiye’s commitment to ensuring aid reaches Gaza, where shortages persist despite a 2025 U.S.-backed peace plan. The Trump administration’s three-phase strategy, first unveiled in September 2025, recently entered its demilitarization and reconstruction phase after a rocky initial ceasefire marked by mutual violations.
With tensions still simmering, international observers are watching whether this new phase can avoid the pitfalls of Phase One. “The shift from bullets to blueprints is fragile,” one analyst noted, referencing plans for technocratic governance in Gaza.
As of January 2026, over 80% of Gaza’s infrastructure remains damaged, fueling urgency for both aid and political solutions. Will Phase Two deliver stability—or stall? The world is tuned in. ✨
