Israel Reportedly Blocks International Peace Council Base in Gaza
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel is reportedly preventing the construction of a military base in Gaza for the International Stabilization Force, operating under the Gaza Peace Council. The British newspaper The Guardian cited an informed source stating that Israel is not allowing contractors and trucks to enter Gaza for the project. The base was planned to house around 150 soldiers from multiple countries.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel is reportedly blocking the construction of a military base in Gaza for the International Stabilization Force.
- The base is intended for use by the Gaza Peace Council's stabilization force.
- The British newspaper The Guardian reported the obstruction, citing an informed source.
- An American company, Arkel International, was awarded the initial construction contract.
- The base was planned to accommodate approximately 150 soldiers from various nations.
Israel is reportedly obstructing the establishment of a military base in the Gaza Strip intended for the International Stabilization Force (ISF), which is slated to operate under the auspices of the Gaza Peace Council. The British newspaper The Guardian reported this development, citing an informed source.
According to the report, the Gaza Peace Council awarded an initial construction contract in August to Arkel International, an American company, for the base designed to house approximately 150 soldiers from various nations. The source indicated that Israel is preventing the project's progress by withholding permits for contractors and trucks, stating, "Israel is not opening the border."
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