Israel Allows International Force into Gaza
The Israeli government has agreed to introduce an international force into the Rafah area in Gaza, in cooperation with representatives of the Palestinian technocratic government, with the aim of managing and facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid and essential services. This will be implemented as a pilot phase outside of Hamas's control. The decision faces internal opposition from some ministers and is contingent upon strict security measures and full coordination with the Israeli army, amid ongoing Israeli military operations in the sector. This step comes within the framework of a U.S. plan to establish a civilian Palestinian administration supported by an international stabilization force. It serves as a test for the post-war phase in Gaza, ahead of Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to Washington to discuss the future of the sector and its security situation.
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