A base for the International Stabilization Force (ISF) is being established in the Gaza Envelope near Kerem Shalom, with structures and vehicles already in place, according to Israeli journalist Doron Kadosh. The multinational force is expected to enter the Gaza Strip with Israeli approval, despite Hamas not having agreed to disarm.
Israeli journalist Doron Kadosh published documentation showing a base under construction near Kerem Shalom for the International Stabilization Force (ISF), a multinational body designated to manage civilian and security stabilization in the Gaza Strip. The base includes prefabricated structures and vehicles for the force's personnel. The ISF is expected to operate inside Gaza with Israeli security approval. The development comes as Hamas has not yet agreed to disarm, a key condition for the force's deployment. As The Zioneer previously reported, two ISF outposts were uncovered in June: one under construction in the Netzarim Corridor and a second UN-mandated barracks near Kerem Shalom. The ISF operates under strict Israeli security conditions and legal immunity.
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