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The Israeli government has agreed, in response to a U.S. request, to deploy an initial international force of around 250 foreign soldiers in the Gaza Strip, as part of a broader plan whose implementation timeline and mandate have yet to be determined. Six countries have expressed their willingness to take part: Indonesia, Morocco, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Uganda, and Albania. Kazakhstan has proposed providing medical and logistical support, while Kosovo has offered to participate in security missions. Turkey’s participation remains contentious: Ankara is pressing to be involved, while Israel opposes it, amid Israeli concerns about the size of the future force and the effect of its mandate on the army’s freedom of movement.
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