Israel to allow international force into Gaza, Israeli official says
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Israeli forces conducted multiple attacks across Gaza, killing six Palestinians and injuring over twenty on Saturday, marking the 289th consecutive day of ceasefire violations. Simultaneously, Israel arrested over 70 suspects in the West Bank following a shooting incident that killed two Israelis, including an IDF officer. These actions highlight tensions between Israel and Gaza, with international media outlets diff
진보 성향:Progressive outlets frame the event through the lens of Israel's alleged assassination program targeting Palestinians, emphasizing civilian casualties and ongoing aggression.
중도 성향:Moderate outlets primarily report on arrests and recent violent incidents in both Gaza and the West Bank, focusing on the immediate consequences of violence without delving deeply into broader policy implications.
보수 성향:Conservative outlets highlight specific casualties and attacks against Palestinian officials, suggesting a narrative of escalating conflict and Israeli military actions against perceived threats.
Israel will allow a multinational security force to enter Gaza as proposed under US President Donald Trump’s ceasefire plan for the enclave, an Israeli official said on Sunday, a day before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heads to Washington.
Netanyahu’s security cabinet on Sunday approved the legal framework that would allow the force’s entry to Gaza, the official said. Netanyahu is scheduled to depart for Washington on Monday and is expected to meet Trump on Tuesday.
The official said that the mission, called the International Stabilisation Force (ISF), will include 200 members from “friendly countries such as Uganda and Morocco” deploying in areas that are not under Israeli control. Each contingent requires individual Israeli approval to enter Gaza.
It was unclear when the forces would deploy.
Much of Gaza remains in ruins from two years of relentless Israeli bombing triggered by the Hamas-led attacks on Israel on Oct 7, 2023.
After a ceasefire deal was struck in October, Trump set out a 20-point peace plan for Gaza that provided for a surge in humanitarian aid, civilian administration by Palestinian technocrats, Hamas laying down its arms and Israeli forces withdrawing.
But the plan has stalled and the group of technocrats — known as the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza — has remained outside Gaza.
Israel effectively controls an estimated 64 per cent of Gaza while nearly all of its 2 million people live on a sliver of land on the coast, mainly in makeshift tents or damaged buildings and facing dire conditions.
Hamas has so far refused to disarm, and Israel has said it will expand its area of control in Gaza to 70pc of the enclave, where it has continued almost daily military strikes.
Trump’s plan included a Board of Peace as an overarching international authority responsible for implementing the peace framework. It would oversee the security force, among other functions.
The board is planning a pilot humanitarian zone for Gazans as a way to kickstart the US president’s stalled plan, a board official said this month.
Nickolay Mladenov, Trump’s Board of Peace envoy for Gaza, welcomed the Israeli decision.
“It is a critical part of the agreed framework for stabilising Gaza, supporting demilitarisation, and enabling the transition to effective Palestinian transitional administration under the NCAG,” he said on X, referring to the Palestinian civilian administration body. ...
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