A political source confirmed Sunday that international forces will arrive in the Gaza Strip soon, with an initial 200 representatives from friendly countries, including Uganda and Morocco, entering as the first stage of the deployment.
A political source confirmed Sunday that an international force will arrive in the Gaza Strip shortly, with 200 representatives from friendly countries — including Uganda and Morocco — entering in the first phase. The source did not specify a timeline for arrival or the full list of participating countries. The International Stabilization Force (ISF) has been in development for weeks. The Security Cabinet approved the force in principle earlier this month, as The Zioneer reported. Uganda and Morocco have been in talks to join the force, and a contingent of Kosovo soldiers arrived in Israel earlier this month to participate, according to previous reports. The confirmation provides a specific figure for the initial deployment: 200 representatives from friendly nations.
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