Israel is holding talks with Uganda over its potential participation in the international force set to be deployed in Gaza, according to a first report by The Zioneer.
Israel is conducting talks with Uganda regarding its potential participation in the international force intended for deployment in the Gaza Strip, according to a first report by The Zioneer. The force is being assembled under the framework of international arrangements for the post-conflict period in Gaza. Details on the scope of Uganda's possible contribution, the force's mandate, and the stage of the talks remain unclear. The Zioneer has not yet received additional corroboration from official Israeli or Ugandan sources.
- StrongUganda and Burundi senior officers visited Israel last week to discuss joining Gaza international force, AP reports
- DevelopingUganda reportedly approves preliminary proposal to deploy forces in Gaza under ISF
- StrongUganda parliament approves sending troops to Gaza under international force
- DevelopingPolitical source: 200 international force representatives from Uganda, Morocco to enter Gaza first
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