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Israeli media sources revealed that security agencies are discussing a plan to withdraw from some of their positions in the Gaza Strip in favor of a United Nations force, as part of security and political maneuvers related to the region and regional arrangements in the Middle East. The discussions focus on implementing localized withdrawals of the Israeli army and replacing them with a multi-national international force in areas that may be entrusted to it. There is ongoing communication with Morocco about sending around 500 soldiers, with the possibility of Uganda participating with a similar number. Other countries' participation is expected to be limited. Estimates indicate that the size of the potential force is much smaller than previously planned, raising doubts about its ability to carry out the required role. There is also anticipation for clarifications regarding the disarmament of Hamas and how to adapt to American pressures. Meanwhile, US Admiral Brad Cooper visited Israel to conduct military assessments amid ongoing regional tension and warnings of security and political developments.
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