Israel Approves Limited Entry of International Stabilization Force into Gaza with Prime Minister's Consent
A senior Israeli official announced that the Security Cabinet has approved granting immunity to the International Stabilization Force (ISF) to operate beyond the "yellow line" in the Gaza Strip, in areas not under Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) control. However, the official clarified that any deployment of ISF personnel will require individual approval from the Prime Minister, Defense Minister, and Foreign Minister. Israel will determine which countries can send forces, limiting participation to nations with peace agreements and no hostile actions against Israel. Currently, about 200 personnel from friendly countries such as Uganda and Morocco are expected to be involved. The IDF will maintain its positions along the yellow line and will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed and Gaza is completely demilitarized.
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