Moroccan Troops to Establish First International Stabilization Outpost in Gaza Strip
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First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Trump Peace Council is preparing to establish a Moroccan-led international military outpost in Gaza to support stabilization efforts near the Israeli border. The outpost will house 150 troops and is part of a broader pilot program to relocate Gaza residents from Hamas-controlled areas, aiming to reduce Hamas’s influence and improve humanitarian conditions. The deployment timeline remains uncertain as legal and operational details are finalized.
- 01Moroccan troops will establish a 150-soldier outpost in Gaza under U.S.-led international stabilization force.
- 02The outpost will be near the Israeli border in an area controlled by the IDF, with troop rotations from Israel.
- 03The project is a scaled-down version of an earlier plan for a 5,000-soldier base and broader Gaza reconstruction.
- 04A pilot program aims to relocate Gaza residents from Hamas areas to zones outside Hamas control, pending Israeli approval.
- 05Preparatory work includes infrastructure setup supported by the UAE, with security screening to exclude militants.
- 06The international force will secure the area to minimize direct IDF contact with Gaza’s civilian population.
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