What will happen after the ceasefire in Gaza? Trump's Middle East plan: A new design that includes Türkiye

US President Donald Trump announced the other day that Israel had accepted a 60-day ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, and Hamas responded positively. After Hamas stated through mediators that they were ready for a ceasefire, the most important question was when the ceasefire would begin. So when will the gunfire in Gaza stop? When will the 60-day ceasefire begin? What will happen in the Middle East after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas? Experts in A Haber made assessments regarding the ceasefire process and possible developments expected in the region.

"A NEW DESIGN IN THE MIDDLE EAST WITH A HEAVY Türkiye MAINTENANCE"

Journalist Bercan Tutar stated that the Gaza ceasefire was critical before Trump and Netanyahu 's meeting on Monday, and said, "Trump had an exile project aimed at depopulating Gaza in the early stages. Countries like Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Qatar in the Middle East reacted. At this point, Trump will create a Gaza plan that Egypt and Qatar, who are currently in the ceasefire process as mediators, will also approve. I think a path will be found that will not fully satisfy Israel and Hamas, but will put the US's long-term Middle East plan into action in the middle. The Gulf countries have come to the following conclusion. They do not want Israeli hegemony instead of Iranian hegemony. A new Middle East design is seen here in which Turkey will also have a say."

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"WITHIN THE ISRAEL-CENTERED PLAN"

Journalist Yusuf Alabarda drew attention to the fact that the US has an Israel-centered plan in the Middle East after the ceasefire in Gaza , and said, "The US is trying to create a new Middle East plan centered on Israel, such as the Abraham Accords or the Abraham Shield. There may be a plan that includes Jordan, the Gulf countries, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia and Egypt, and Syria's position is cleared of soldiers in the south in a way that does not bother Israel. US Special Representative for Syria Tom Barrack also said in a speech, "We need to redefine Israel." This plan could go here."

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"HAMAS' STATEMENTS WERE A PIONEERING STATEMENT"

Security Expert Coşkun Başbuğ stated that this will be the first time they will meet with Netanyahu after Trump's harsh rant against him on April 20, and said, "The first meeting will take place after the slap-like words that Netanyahu received from Trump, which were reflected to the world. I think those images were a trauma for Israel. It is not known yet whether the request for the meeting came from Trump or Netanyahu. Hamas made a statement last week saying, 'We have agreed on a ceasefire with the US, any structure can govern Gaza. We thank Turkey and Qatar for their efforts.' It was said. This was a breakout that was a precursor to what was to come. In the ceasefire process, a new administration that will mostly reach a two-state solution and a period in which a multi-state structure will intervene in the process is in between. Turkey will definitely be in this multi-state structure. A structure that will truly work for Palestine in Gaza should stop the bloodshed in the region with a ceasefire. Then, a structure that will govern Palestine and have good intentions to get Gaza back on its feet should work together. We will see in the coming days whether this will come out of Trump's statements, but I believe that this point is being reached. Egypt and Qatar are being discussed in the background, but Turkey is directly involved in the process. I think Trump is aware that this process will not happen without Turkey."