Israeli and Turkish intelligence chiefs discuss prisoner exchange with Hamas
The leaders of SHABAK and MIT held a meeting in Turkey, discussing Ankara's possible mediation in negotiations on a prisoner exchange with Hamas and the establishment of a truce in the Gaza Strip.
During a private visit to Turkey, the head of the Israeli security service SHABAK met with the head of the Turkish National Intelligence Organization (MIT) Ibrahim Kalyn. The main topic of the talks was the possibility of resuming negotiations on the exchange of prisoners with the Palestinian Hamas movement and the establishment of a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip with the mediation of Turkey. Turkey has previously mediated in such negotiations, demonstrating its willingness to contribute to a peaceful settlement of the conflict. The meeting highlights the importance of diplomatic channels and cooperation between the countries in solving complex regional issues. The exchange of prisoners and the establishment of a truce in the Gaza Strip remain key aspects for stabilizing the situation in the region. Turkey's role as a mediator can help advance the negotiation process and achieve sustainable peace.
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