Israel Approves International Stabilization Force for Gaza Under Trump Peace Plan

Israel's Security Cabinet approved the entry of an International Stabilization Force (ISF) into the Gaza Strip, a central component of US President Donald Trump's 20-point peace plan. The force, expected to include personnel from Morocco, Albania, and Kazakhstan, is intended to oversee a pilot reconstruction project in Rafah. While the move aims to facilitate humanitarian assistance and the transition to a technocratic government, Israel maintains that the IDF will continue to hold security authority as Hamas remains un-disarmed.

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Country: Israel

Conflict: Israel-Hamas War

Severity: HIGH

Source: The Jerusalem Post

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