First Trump Council Contract in Gaza
The Guardian newspaper quoted a source saying that the "Peace Council," established by the Trump administration in Gaza, has begun executing its first contract to establish a small military base within the territory. This base is designated to host a Moroccan force as part of the "International Stability Force." The plan involves building a 100×120 meter base that can accommodate 150 Moroccan soldiers, located near the Israeli border within the area under Israeli military control. The goal of this project is to stabilize security in the Gaza Strip before commencing large-scale reconstruction efforts. The final contract has not yet been signed, but it has been awarded to an American company. This comes amid official confirmation from the Peace Council regarding the imminent completion of contracts aimed at supporting security arrangements, amidst fears that the Gaza reconstruction project might be delayed or deprioritized in favor of security and stability.
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