Israel rejects Gaza stabilization force base

Israel refuses to allow the construction of an international military base in the Gaza Strip for the Peace Council Authority, despite signing a contract with Arkel International last August to establish one as a headquarters for a force of 150 international soldiers. Meanwhile, Israel prevents the entry of equipment and construction materials, hindering the project's implementation. This obstacle has disrupted the plan to deploy the force, which involves short, urgent operations by 150 soldiers as part of a larger force totaling 500 soldiers from Morocco and Kosovo. The operation is part of an American plan to end the war in Gaza. The Peace Council management intends to wait for the results of the Israeli elections scheduled for October 27, hoping that the project will be allowed to proceed afterward, while Israel continues to impose restrictions that obstruct the implementation of the disarmament plan in Gaza, especially in the movements of Hamas, Rafah, and Khan Yunis.

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