"Israel's Proposal for Multinational Peacekeeping Force in Gaza Sparks Controversy"

Israel is reportedly seeking a multinational peacekeeping force, potentially composed of troops from Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and another country with a peace treaty with Israel, to secure Gaza and aid delivery. The force would aim to prevent aid convoys from being looted and help build a governing body in Gaza that is not Hamas. The initiative is contingent on Israel implementing a post-war plan to help Gaza rebuild, and it may signal a potential reconciliation between President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu. Meanwhile, protests erupted in Israel, and an explosion in southern Lebanon injured UN observers, with conflicting reports on Israel's involvement.
- Israel calls for multinational peacekeeping force to secure Gaza, help with aid delivery: reports New York Post
- Israel proposes regional security force in Gaza Axios
- Palestinians reject proposal to introduce Arab multi-national force in Gaza - report The Jerusalem Post
- Israel said advancing plan for Arab peacekeepers to secure Gaza aid deliveries The Times of Israel
- DOD in early talks to fund a peacekeeping force in Gaza POLITICO
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