Israel Allows International Forces into Gaza

The Israeli government has approved the deployment of an international stability force into the Gaza Strip, which is one of the core components outlined in the Trump plan to resolve the crisis in the area, in full coordination with Israel. The force will initially consist of approximately 200 personnel, sent from allied countries designated by Israel, including nations such as Uganda and Morocco. The international troops will be confined to specific areas in Rafah, within the framework of peace agreements with Israel, and will operate in full coordination with the Israeli military outside the "Yellow Line" zone. Approval for the deployment of the international forces requires a separate endorsement from the Prime Minister and the Ministers of Defense and Foreign Affairs. The plan aims to support the disarmament of Hamas and establish stability in Gaza, while Israel maintains control over the border areas and will only withdraw after disarmament has been achieved. Thus, the plan includes establishing a military base in Rafah, running a Palestinian technocratic committee to assist in security management of the sector, supporting the training of Palestinian police, and strengthening border security.

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