The Israeli government has approved the deployment of International Stabilization Forces (ISF) to the Gaza Strip, as part of the 20-point "peace plan" of United States President Donald Trump for Gaza. This was reported by Al Jazeera, UNN informs.
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It is noted that the involvement of international stabilization forces in the Gaza Strip has been approved; the contingent is to operate in areas of the enclave not under Israeli military control and coordinate its actions with the Israeli army.
The timeline for the deployment of the ISF, which will include 200 personnel from "friendly countries such as Uganda and Morocco," has not been disclosed. The cabinet has determined that Israel will have the authority to approve which countries can send forces. After the implementation of Trump's agreement, Israel will determine who can and cannot enter the Gaza Strip, as well as how much aid and food can be brought in
It is indicated that the document provides for the creation of an international "Peace Council" to oversee governance and reconstruction of the territory, as well as the formation of a technocratic body — the National Committee for the Management of Gaza. Other provisions of the plan include the disarmament of Hamas and the gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops from the enclave.
Recall
On Sunday, July 26, as a result of an Israeli airstrike, a senior representative of the Palestinian internal security service, controlled by the Hamas group, and his associate were killed.
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