Featured Turkey proposes 'protection force' for Palestine in emergency OIC meet; Pakistan and Malaysia endorse

[Mohamed Bin Tughlaq]

Indonesian Foreign Minister demand UN troops present in Gaza

Currently there are 1300 Indonesian troops guard the blue line between Lebanon and Israel, the Indonesian Batallion (Indobat) present is approved by UN after last Israel-Lebanon war

Indonesian troops in Lebanon during the end of Ramadhan

They should deploy

 

[Super Falcon]

We should send it no need un certificate if israel can kill innocent dont care un resolution there is no resolution either way too

 

[Indos]

We should send it no need un certificate if israel can kill innocent dont care un resolution there is no resolution either way too

Actually we can do it without UN approval if Egypt allows it to happen and open the gate, it can only happen if MB rule Eqypt

 

[Titanium100]

This chutiya @Indus Pakistan sounds like a typical public benefits fraudster still living with his mom.

Some folks just don't understand geopolitics like him

 

[Ghessan]

Unwillingness of UN under influence along with US and western countries whatever we cook here will not work.
also regional countries particularly Saudia, UAE, Kuwait, Jordan, Egypt, Lebenon and Syria are important, it is a big question and that is where the problem lies.

Israel recognition "recognition spring" is a hurdle although still under process but it is the present trend during which this Gaza issue heats up hence eliminate the chance of these Muslim countries helping.

lets see how Pakistan, Turkey, Malaysia and Indonesia develop consensus among Muslim world.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

lets see how Pakistan, Turkey, Malaysia and Indonesia develop consensus among Muslim world.

Its pathetic that all the countries demanding protection force are non Arabs. Even Iran is silence, perhaps they dont want a strong real force which will blunt their own proxies regardless how rag tag and inefficient they are?

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

#FREEPALESTINE
#OIC-SECURITY-FORCE-PALESTINE
#CHINESE-EMBASSY-PALESTINE

 

[Michel Niesten]

But would Hamas (as being the ruler of Gaza) allow a peace-force? As the peace force should not only protect Gaza against Israel, they should also stop the arming of Hamas (when 2 enemies fight, 2 enemies are guilty).

 

[ghazi52]

United Nations has miserably failed to prevent atrocities and human rights violations against hapless Palestinians and Kashmiris.

 

[ghazi52]

She is a Palestinian child, one of many, subjected to arrests, torture and abuse. While Israel goes scot free, the world is looking the other way. Shame.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Muslim Security Force is need in Palestine Pronto
I like Turkey's initiative 100%



Turkey played a big role to end the crisis in Syria , I am glad they have taken the steps together with Pakistan on this Urgent Matter

This is Long Long Long overdue
Needed initiative 100%

 

[T-SaGe]

Hamas leader Ismail Haniye, who attended a broadcast in HaberTurk, Turkish News Television, answered some of questions about this. The full tect of the interview is in the link below, but unfortunately, it is in Turkish.

SON DAKİKA: Hamas lideri Haniye İsrail ile varılan ateşkesin ardından Habertürk'e konuştu: Başardık!

SON DAKİKA HABERLER! İsrail'in Gazze'ye yönelik 11 günlük saldırıları Hamas ile varılan ateşkes ile sonlandı. Hamas lideri İsmail Haniye, Habertürk TV Dış Politika Koordinatörü Çetiner Çetin'e verdiği röportajda gündeme ilişkin önemli açıklamalarda bulundu. Haniye, İsrail'in güvenlik çemberini...

www.haberturk.com

In summary, he conveyed his special thanks to Turkey, diplomatic efforts of foreign affairs, political party leaders and Turkish people who continue their protests in crowded rallies. And also evaluated the 11-day process in many details. He criticized some of the Arab states that were taking steps to normalize with Israel. Since it is a very long conversation, I cannot translate every part of it. However, Haniyya confirmed that HAMAS's approach to the international peacekeeping initiative, which is the subject of this thread, is briefly positive.

He said that he will visit Turkey with delegation soon and this issue will be handled at the level of leaders. He stated that consultations on how to develop a future policies will be held. Details of the plan and what the common strategy should be will be discussed in bilateral consultations. He said that they value the strategic perspectives that Turkey will present as an important power.

Regarding the East-Med question; He stated that they would never open a debate about Turkey's rights. He declared that they would support any rapprochement between Turkey and Egypt. And he underlined that he sees Turkey and Egypt as important countries in the region. He defined Iran and Saudi Arabia (together with Egypt and Turkey)as the countries that have influence in the region.

He stated that they see the rapprochements between Turkey and Egypt, between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, and between Turkey and Iran as developments that are of absolute benefit to the Palestinian struggle.

 

[sonofzulfiqar]

Imagine that....Turkish, Arab, GCC, Iranian, Pakistani forces deployed together. Much work needs to be done to ensure interoperability. But this is moving in the right direction. ME needs a regional force to clean up the messes of foreign conspirators..

Hamas leader Ismail Haniye, who attended a broadcast in HaberTurk, Turkish News Television, answered some of questions about this. The full tect of the interview is in the link below, but unfortunately, it is in Turkish.

SON DAKİKA: Hamas lideri Haniye İsrail ile varılan ateşkesin ardından Habertürk'e konuştu: Başardık!

SON DAKİKA HABERLER! İsrail'in Gazze'ye yönelik 11 günlük saldırıları Hamas ile varılan ateşkes ile sonlandı. Hamas lideri İsmail Haniye, Habertürk TV Dış Politika Koordinatörü Çetiner Çetin'e verdiği röportajda gündeme ilişkin önemli açıklamalarda bulundu. Haniye, İsrail'in güvenlik çemberini...

www.haberturk.com

In summary, he conveyed his special thanks to Turkey, diplomatic efforts of foreign affairs, political party leaders and Turkish people who continue their protests in crowded rallies. And also evaluated the 11-day process in many details. He criticized some of the Arab states that were taking steps to normalize with Israel. Since it is a very long conversation, I cannot translate every part of it. However, Haniyya confirmed that HAMAS's approach to the international peacekeeping initiative, which is the subject of this thread, is briefly positive.
He said that he will visit Turkey with delegation soon and this issue will be handled at the level of leaders. He stated that consultations on how to develop a future policies will be held. Details of the plan and what the common strategy should be will be discussed in bilateral consultations. He said that they value the strategic perspectives that Turkey will present as an important power.
Regarding the East-Med question; He stated that they would never open a debate about Turkey's rights. He declared that they would support any rapprochement between Turkey and Egypt. And he underlined that he sees Turkey and Egypt as important countries in the region. He defined Iran and Saudi Arabia (together with Egypt and Turkey)as the countries that have influence in the region.
He stated that they see the rapprochements between Turkey and Egypt, between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, and between Turkey and Iran as developments that are of absolute benefit to the Palestinian struggle.

Hamas leader Ismail Haniye, who attended a broadcast in HaberTurk, Turkish News Television, answered some of questions about this. The full tect of the interview is in the link below, but unfortunately, it is in Turkish.

SON DAKİKA: Hamas lideri Haniye İsrail ile varılan ateşkesin ardından Habertürk'e konuştu: Başardık!

SON DAKİKA HABERLER! İsrail'in Gazze'ye yönelik 11 günlük saldırıları Hamas ile varılan ateşkes ile sonlandı. Hamas lideri İsmail Haniye, Habertürk TV Dış Politika Koordinatörü Çetiner Çetin'e verdiği röportajda gündeme ilişkin önemli açıklamalarda bulundu. Haniye, İsrail'in güvenlik çemberini...

www.haberturk.com

In summary, he conveyed his special thanks to Turkey, diplomatic efforts of foreign affairs, political party leaders and Turkish people who continue their protests in crowded rallies. And also evaluated the 11-day process in many details. He criticized some of the Arab states that were taking steps to normalize with Israel. Since it is a very long conversation, I cannot translate every part of it. However, Haniyya confirmed that HAMAS's approach to the international peacekeeping initiative, which is the subject of this thread, is briefly positive.
He said that he will visit Turkey with delegation soon and this issue will be handled at the level of leaders. He stated that consultations on how to develop a future policies will be held. Details of the plan and what the common strategy should be will be discussed in bilateral consultations. He said that they value the strategic perspectives that Turkey will present as an important power.
Regarding the East-Med question; He stated that they would never open a debate about Turkey's rights. He declared that they would support any rapprochement between Turkey and Egypt. And he underlined that he sees Turkey and Egypt as important countries in the region. He defined Iran and Saudi Arabia (together with Egypt and Turkey)as the countries that have influence in the region.
He stated that they see the rapprochements between Turkey and Egypt, between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, and between Turkey and Iran as developments that are of absolute benefit to the Palestinian struggle.

 

[khansaheeb]

But would Hamas (as being the ruler of Gaza) allow a peace-force? As the peace force should not only protect Gaza against Israel, they should also stop the arming of Hamas (when 2 enemies fight, 2 enemies are guilty).

OK, I will come to your house, rob your house, murder your family, throw you out of your house and when you fight me as an enemy you will agree that both of us are guilty? What sort of Zion logic is that?

 

[Arsalan345]

Arabs will never allow land access to countries who are willing to take action. we have to do it alone. Pakistan should send at least 20 thousand troops to turkey to form this major alliance. enough is enough. Don't trust arabs. they are weak and pathetic.