
Israel approves international stabilization force entry into Gaza under peace framework
Israel's security cabinet approved bringing the International Stabilization Force (ISF) into Gaza, to be drawn from 200 personnel of friendly countries and to operate in areas not under Israeli control, in coordination with the Israeli military. No deployment timeline was set, and Israel retains authority over which countries can contribute. The move is part of the broader Trump peace plan framework, which also envisions a Gaza Board of Peace and a path toward Palestinian administration; Netanyahu was set to travel to Washington the following day.




