Israeli government nods to international stabilisation force in Gaza
Israel has approved an International Stabilisation Force (ISF) for Gaza, to be staffed by 'friendly countries' and operating in areas outside Israeli military control.
The Israeli government has given its approval to the establishment of an International Stabilisation Force (ISF) in the Gaza Strip. According to official sources, the force will be composed of personnel from so-called 'friendly countries' and will operate in areas that are not under Israeli military control.
This step signals Israel's willingness to involve the international community in regional security matters while retaining control over strategically important zones. The exact composition of the force and the scope of its mandate have not yet been fully disclosed, but the initiative is already being seen as a significant development in the search for lasting peace.
The ISF aims to ensure stability and security in parts of Gaza where the Israeli army does not exercise direct oversight. This could include the protection of civilian infrastructure and the facilitation of humanitarian aid deliveries, although no official details have been confirmed yet.
