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US Advances Gaza Stabilization Force Amid Israeli Denials and Gaza Health Crisis

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago

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The US is moving forward with plans for an international stabilization force in Gaza, despite Israeli denials of approval. The force aims to stabilize Gaza and support disarmament but faces unresolved operational challenges. Meanwhile, Gaza suffers a severe health crisis with massive rubble, thousands missing, and a monkeypox outbreak worsening conditions.

01The US has allocated over $206 million to establish a Gaza stabilization force despite Israeli political approval pending.
02Israel approved legal frameworks in July but requires further political consent for the force's actual deployment.
03The force will support Gaza stabilization, disarmament, and Palestinian police training, operating alongside the IDF.
04Key issues include who will disarm Hamas and manage weapons destruction, with some countries hesitant to engage militarily.
05Gaza faces a severe health crisis with 80 million tons of rubble hindering rescue and a death toll around 73,000.
06A monkeypox outbreak with over 58,000 cases and damaged sanitation infrastructure worsens Gaza's public health emergency.

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