Washington invests $206M in Gaza security
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump announced the allocation of more than $206 million to support the proposed International Stability Force in the Gaza Strip, a step that paves the way for implementing security missions and reconstruction efforts in the area. The funding includes $200 million to cover costs of equipment, infrastructure, and vehicles, along with approximately $6.3 million reallocated from military expenses originally designated for Nepal. Additionally, other countries are participating by providing troops and assistance in training the Palestinian police. This comes amid a growing gap between the international funding commitments, which reached $17 billion, and their actual supplies, with the prospects for implementation hinging on overcoming political and security disagreements between Israel and Hamas regarding withdrawal and disarmament.
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