Forty-five countries are set to participate in a meeting led by the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) regarding a ceasefire deal in Gaza. The meeting will take place tomorrow in Doha, Qatar.
However, Turkey has been barred from attending the meeting due to a veto from Israel, as reported by Israeli Channel 11 and Haaretz.
This development comes amid ongoing tensions in the region, with Israel recently approving 19 new West Bank settlements in a major annexation push, highlighting the complexities surrounding the ceasefire discussions.
The meeting aims to address the ongoing conflict and seek a resolution to the violence in Gaza.
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