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Gazze, ABD-İran Barış Görüşmelerinde Arka Plana İtildi

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Gazze’de başlayan savaş, yıllara yayılan bir Ortadoğu çatışmasının fitilini ateşleyerek ABD-İsrail ile İran arasında doğrudan bir savaşa dönüştü. Şimdi Washington ve Tahran barış şartları üzerinde müzakere ederken, savaşın ilk kıvılcımı olan Gazze’nin harap olmuş topraklarının kaderi büyük ölçüde göz ardı ediliyor. Bölgedeki gerilim zamanla tırmandı ve İsrail-Hamas çatışması, büyük güçlerin ve bölgesel aktörlerin müdahil olduğu geniş kapsamlı bir savaşa evrildi. Çatışmaların odağı Gazze’den koparak ABD-İran hattına kaydı; mevcut barış görüşmeleri de ağırlıklı olarak bu iki ülke arasındaki stratejik hesaplaşmayı yansıtıyor. Gazze’nin yeniden inşası, insani krizi ve siyasi geleceği ise müzakerelerde ikinci planda kalıyor. Bu öncelik değişimi, Filistin halkının on yıllardır süren temel sorunlarının çözümsüz kalması riskini artırırken, bölgesel istikrar açısından da yeni belirsizlikler yaratıyor. Uluslararası toplumun dikkati büyük stratejik pazarlıklara yönelmişken, Gazze’nin ihmal edilmesi, gelecekte yeni gerilimlerin tohumlarını ekebilir.

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  1. Security04 Jul, 08:01

    Gaza slips from global focus as Middle East war reshapes priorities

    Washington, United States

    GAZA CITY: The Gaza war was the spark that touched off years of Middle East conflict culminating in the US-Israeli war with Iran, but as Washington and Teheran wrangle over terms for peace, the devastated territory’s fate seems largely out of mind.

    New Straits Times
  2. Diplomatic05 Jul, 02:30

    Fate of Gaza Strip eclipsed by US-Iran war: analyst

    Washington, United States

    GAZA CITY: The Gaza conflict was the spark that touched off years of Middle East conflict culminating in the US-Israeli war with Iran, but as Washington and Tehran wrangle over terms for peace, the devastated territory’s fate seems largely out of mind. “Ever since the United States went to war with Iran, the whole world has forgotten Gaza and its tragedy. We no longer have anyone standing by us,” Palestinian Ahmed Jamali, 53, said from the displacement camp in Gaza where he lives. “We are weak and oppressed, and Israel is doing whatever it wants: killing, destroying and occupying Gaza, while no one in the world lifts a finger.” The apparent inattention paid to the Palestinian territory is all the more striking because it sits at the heart of the chain of events that plunged the region into its most dangerous confrontation in decades. What began as a local crisis between Israel and Hamas evolved into a regional conflict and, in turn, a direct confrontation between arch-foes Tehran and Washington. More than two-and-a-half years later, Gaza remains mired in a severe humanitarian crisis, and despite a fragile ceasefire reached between Israel and Hamas in October 2025, efforts to bring the conflict to a definitive end have stalled for months. Although Iranian officials initially spoke of an agreement to end the Middle East war that would encompass the entire region, the preliminary text endorsed by Tehran and Washington last month contains no mention of Gaza. For analysts, that shows a shift in regional priorities. “It reflects Hamas’s declining strategic value in Iran’s eyes,” Hugh Lovatt, of the European Council on Foreign Relations, said. Cairo talks Behind the scenes, negotiations over Gaza’s future continue in Cairo. The talks bring together Palestinian factions, including Hamas, alongside the Board of Peace set up by US President Donald Trump and regional players including Qatar and Turkiye. “Trump may want to give this process a chance,” said a source close to the negotiations. “Whether it succeeds remains to be seen.” Although few details have emerged publicly, diplomatic and security sources said that negotiators are working on a roadmap combining the gradual disarmament of Hamas with the creation of transitional governing authorities for Gaza. Israeli media has reported that the government would reject such a framework. “For now, this diplomatic process exists only around the negotiating table,” Lovatt said. “There has been progress, but reconstruction remains a distant prospect, and nothing is changing for the people on the ground.” Published in Dawn, July 5th, 2026

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