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Israel Approves Limited Entry of International Stabilization Force into Gaza with Prime Minister's Consent
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First reported by Srugim · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israel's Security Cabinet approved limited deployment of an international stabilization force in Gaza, requiring Prime Minister approval and restricting participation to allied countries, while the IDF maintains its positions until Hamas is disarmed.
- 01Israel approved immunity for an international force to operate beyond the Gaza 'yellow line'.
- 02Deployment requires individual approval from the Prime Minister, Defense, and Foreign Ministers.
- 03Only countries with peace agreements and no hostile actions against Israel can send forces.
- 04About 200 personnel from friendly nations like Uganda and Morocco are expected to participate.
- 05The IDF will hold its positions until Hamas is fully disarmed and Gaza is demilitarized.
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