What did Qatar, Egypt, and Türkiye condemn in their joint statement?

Qatar, Egypt, and Türkiye condemned Israeli attacks on health facilities and civilian casualties in Gaza as violations of international and humanitarian law. The statement called for Israel to adhere to ceasefire commitments and ensure humanitarian aid access, following US President Trump’s announcement of a new phase in his Gaza peace plan.

What does the second phase of Trump’s Gaza peace plan include?

The second phase of Trump’s Gaza peace plan includes the disarmament of Gaza alongside the withdrawal of Israeli forces. It also involves transferring administration to a new Palestinian government coordinated by the Gaza Peace Council, aiming for security, humanitarian protection, and reconstruction in Gaza.

Which outlets reported on the joint statement by Qatar, Egypt, and Türkiye?

The joint statement was reported by the left-rated outlet SANA and mentioned in a digest by the unrated outlet Naftemporiki. No centre- or right-rated outlets carried the story, according to the available digests.

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Qatar, Egypt, Türkiye condemn Israeli attacks on Gaza health facilities

Mediators demand Israel adhere to ceasefire commitments after US announces second phase of Gaza peace plan

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4 Aug 2026, 13:25Updated 4 Aug 2026, 13:25

Qatar, Egypt, Türkiye condemn Israeli violations, demand Gaza ceasefire implementation

What this story says

Qatar, Egypt, and Türkiye issued a joint statement condemning Israeli attacks on Gaza health facilities and civilian casualties as violations of international law.
The mediators called for Israel to adhere to ceasefire commitments and ensure humanitarian aid access, following US President Trump’s announcement of a second phase of his Gaza peace plan.
Hamas agreed to a roadmap for implementing the next phases of the ceasefire, per the Gaza Peace Council, which includes disarmament and Israeli withdrawal.
No centre- or right-rated outlets reported on the joint statement, according to the available digests.

Qatar, Egypt, and Türkiye issued a joint statement on 3 August condemning Israeli attacks on health facilities and civilian casualties in Gaza. The statement, published by Qatar’s Foreign Ministry, described the attacks as violations of international and humanitarian law. It called for Israel to adhere to its ceasefire commitments, particularly after US President Donald Trump announced a second phase of his Gaza peace plan on 31 July.

The mediators emphasised the need to protect civilians, medical facilities, and humanitarian workers, and to ensure the delivery of aid and medical supplies to Gaza. They urged the international community to pressure Israel to comply with international law and the ceasefire agreement. Trump’s plan includes the disarmament of Gaza alongside the withdrawal of Israeli forces, with administration to be transferred to a new Palestinian government coordinated by the Gaza Peace Council.

The Gaza Peace Council announced on 31 July that Hamas had agreed to a roadmap for implementing the next phases of the ceasefire. The roadmap aligns with Trump’s vision for security, humanitarian protection, reconstruction, and economic recovery in Gaza, as outlined in UN Security Council Resolution 2803.

What the coverage left out

None of the centre- or right-rated digests or reports available for this story mention the joint statement by Qatar, Egypt, and Türkiye. The omission is established by the absence of any reference to the statement in the unrated digest from Naftemporiki, which focused on the mediators’ criticism of Israeli raids but did not carry the full details of the joint statement or its calls for international action.

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How each side covered it

Our own reading of the reporting listed below, written from the outlets’ articles rather than quoted from them. The reasoning is set out on our methodology page.

Left

The left-rated report by SANA led on the joint statement’s condemnation of Israeli violations, particularly the targeting of health facilities and civilian casualties. It quoted the statement’s description of these acts as "a flagrant violation of international and humanitarian law". The report also highlighted the mediators’ call for Israel to adhere to ceasefire commitments and the international community’s role in pressuring Israel to comply.
SANA included details of Trump’s peace plan, such as the disarmament of Gaza and the withdrawal of Israeli forces, and noted Hamas’s agreement to a roadmap for implementing the ceasefire. The report framed the statement as part of broader efforts to ensure humanitarian protection and reconstruction in Gaza.

Centre

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