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Israeli Security Officials Consider Partial IDF Withdrawal From Gaza Amid US Pressure
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First reported by N12 · 56 minutes ago
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Israeli security officials are considering partial IDF withdrawals from Gaza amid US pressure, with limited multinational forces, mainly from Morocco and Uganda, expected to replace them. Concerns remain about the small size of these forces and their ability to maintain security. Deployment is not anticipated for at least six weeks.
- 01Israeli security officials have discussed partial IDF withdrawals from Gaza amid US pressure.
- 02Multinational forces, mainly from Morocco and Uganda, are expected to replace some IDF troops.
- 03Morocco plans to send about 500 soldiers; other countries will contribute smaller numbers.
- 04Security officials doubt small multinational forces can effectively replace IDF in Gaza.
- 05Deployment of foreign troops is not expected within the next month and a half.
- 06The Prime Minister's Office has not yet commented on the discussions.
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