Turkey Offers 'Guarantor' Role for Ceasefire Israel Won't Honor

Fidan's offer comes after a 'temporary humanitarian pause' where Israel intensified its operations. This isn't the first time an international player has offered to 'guarantee' a solution the Israeli government has actively dismantled. Netanyahu's government has repeatedly stated its opposition to a Palestinian state, a fact often minimized in mainstream discussions of 'two-state solutions.' One

might wonder if 'guarantor' status implies actual enforcement, or just another photo op for a 'peace process' that has seen a 60% expansion of illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank since Netanyahu's 2009 return to power (B'Tselem data). How many 'guarantors' does it take to secure a peace that one side openly rejects?

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