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Political analyst Mufid Abu Shamalah stated that Israel's initial approval for the entry of international stability forces into the Gaza Strip will not lead to a fundamental change on the ground. Israel continues to obstruct most aspects of the U.S. peace plan and insists on expanding the buffer zone rather than stationing forces inside the cities of Gaza. It is expected that the limited force being prepared, consisting of around 200 soldiers near the Kerem Shalom crossing, will be smaller than the original plan which involved about 8,000 soldiers deployed over more than 60% of Gaza. Additionally, the entry of these forces will not bring real stability if military operations and assassinations inside the strip continue. In the past 24 hours alone, 11 Palestinian martyrs have been reported, amid ongoing Israeli violations. Abu Shamalah believes that this initial approval may be the result of American pressure ahead of an upcoming meeting between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump, and could be part of broader regional understandings related to withdrawals from Gaza, southern Lebanon, and Syria amid the escalation connected to the Iran conflict.
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