Gazze Savaşı'nın 1000. Günü: Barışın Stratejik Zorunluluğu ve İki Devletli Çözüm

Although a thousand days have passed since the outbreak of the Gazze Savaşı, hopes for peace in the region are becoming increasingly complex. Dr. Gershon Baskin, Orta Doğu Direktörü of the Uluslararası Topluluk Örgütü and former hostage negotiator, suggests that this period is a dire assessment for İsrael's political and strategic trajectory. This process, which he characterizes not only as a military milestone but also as a profound failure in political leadership, strategic planning, and institutional accountability, is of critical importance for understanding the current situation. Going beyond developments on the battlefield, Baskin examines the deeper dynamics of the conflict, highlighting the absence of a comprehensive national inquiry into the 7 Ekim saldırıları and the disconnect between military operations and political objectives. Furthermore, the widening psychological distance between İsrailliler and Filistinliler and the inability of İsrael siyaseti to seriously confront the Filistin meselesi further complicate the issue.

Baskin shifts the direction of the debate by putting forward a clear strategic argument rather than just a moral approach for peace. According to him, İsrael's long-term security and the freedom of Filistinliler are two tightly intertwined phenomena; without one, the other is impossible. As a solution to this difficult equation, an emerging regional economic agenda supported by Körfez ülkeleri and guided by an extraordinarily effective American yönetimi is proposed. It is predicted that under these conditions, a rare window of opportunity could open for a negotiated iki devletli çözüm. Baskin's analysis presents a vision that reframes peace not merely as idealism but as a jeopolitik zorunluluk. Even those who disagree with his conclusions are presented with a comprehensive critique of prevailing assumptions and an alternative perspective. This approach offers an important mental framework for those seeking an alternative roadmap to deadlocked political processes.