N12 reports that Ugandan media stated the country approved a preliminary proposal to deploy forces as part of the International Stabilization Force for Gaza (ISF), which the Israeli Security Cabinet authorized earlier this week.
The reported approval by Uganda follows the Israeli Security Cabinet's authorization earlier this week for the International Stabilization Force (ISF) to enter the Gaza Strip, as The Zioneer reported. The Cabinet granted legal immunity to ISF personnel and established entry protocols requiring approval by the prime minister, defense minister, and foreign minister. Uganda has been cited in previous reports as a friendly country expected to contribute personnel to the force, alongside Morocco. The preliminary proposal reportedly approved by the Ugandan government still requires further steps before actual deployment. The ISF is a multinational body designated to manage civilian and security stabilization in Gaza following major combat operations.
- DevelopingIsrael in talks with Uganda to join international force in Gaza
- DevelopingPolitical source: 200 international force representatives from Uganda, Morocco to enter Gaza first
- StrongISF base established near Gaza as multinational force prepares to enter Strip
- StrongPolitical Source: Security Cabinet Approves ISF Immunity, First Stage Includes ~200 Personnel from Friendly Countries
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