World · 27 July 2026

Israel approves entry of international force into Gaza

Israel's security cabinet on Sunday approved the legal framework for an International Stabilisation Force to operate in Gaza under Donald Trump's ceasefire plan. Reuters reported the initial deployment involves about 200 personnel from countries including Uganda and Morocco, working only in areas outside Israeli military control. Benjamin Netanyahu is due to meet Trump in Washington on Tuesday, with deployment timing unclear.

By BriefTea Editorial · 27 July 2026 at 2:45

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