Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Israel Approves International Force in Gaza
Israel has decided to let a group of international peacekeepers into Gaza.
This group, called the International Stabilization Force, will have 200 members from countries like Uganda and Morocco.
They will go to areas not controlled by Israel.
The plan was approved by Israel's security cabinet and is part of a peace plan proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
The plan includes more humanitarian aid, a civilian administration for Gaza, and the disarmament of Hamas.
However, Hamas has not agreed to disarm, and Israel wants to control more of Gaza.
The peace plan has not moved forward much, and the group of technocrats meant to administer Gaza has not yet entered the area.
Israel approves the entry of a 200-member international force into Gaza.
The force will deploy in areas not under Israeli control.
The plan is part of Trump's peace proposal for Gaza.
Hamas refuses to disarm, and Israel aims to control 70% of Gaza.
The peace plan includes humanitarian aid and civilian administration but has stalled.
- Who
- Israel, Hamas, U.S. President Donald Trump, National Committee for the Administration of Gaza
- What
- Israel approves international force entry into Gaza
- When
- July 26, 2024
- Where
- Gaza
- Why
- To stabilize Gaza, support demilitarization, and enable Palestinian transitional administration
Israeli Government
Hamas
Disarmament and Control
Israeli Government
Israel insists on Hamas disarmament and expanding its control in Gaza to 70% of the enclave.
Hamas
Hamas has refused to disarm and maintains control over much of Gaza.
- Force Name
- International Stabilization Force
- Force Size
- 200 members
- Participating Countries
- Uganda, Morocco
- Gaza Control
- Israel controls 64%, Hamas controls the rest
- Gaza Population
- 2 million
- Ceasefire Deal
- Struck in October 2023
- Trump's Peace Plan
- Includes humanitarian aid, civilian administration, Hamas disarmament, Israeli withdrawal