International Forces Arrive at Gaza Border Under US Peace Plan
Advance international units have reached the Gaza border as part of the second phase of the peace plan proposed by US President Donald Trump.
Security reports have confirmed the arrival of foreign military officers accompanied by US forces at the Gaza border. These movements are part of preparations to deploy an international force under the second phase of the peace plan announced by US President Donald Trump.
Israeli media reports indicated that the current government has approved the entry of an initial force consisting of approximately 250 foreign soldiers. Meanwhile, US forces continue to transport military equipment to an Israeli base near the border.
The US President remains committed to implementing the plan despite the outcomes of recent Israeli elections. The second phase of the initiative involves deploying an international stabilization force and transferring the administration of the Gaza Strip to a Palestinian committee.
These developments occur as the Israeli military maintains control over approximately 70% of the Gaza Strip. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to refuse any withdrawal until the disarmament of Hamas is fully achieved.