18.02.2026 07:20
It has been claimed that Morocco is the first Arab country planning to deploy troops to Gaza within the framework of the International Stability Force (ISF) established under U.S. President Donald Trump's Gaza plan.
It has been claimed that Morocco will be the first Arab country to send troops as part of the peacekeeping force planned to be deployed in Gaza on the international stage. According to a report based on Israeli state television KAN, Morocco is emerging as the first Arab country planning to deploy troops to Gaza within the framework of the International Stability Force (ISF) established under U.S. President Donald Trump's Gaza plan.
A NEW BASE CONSTRUCTION IS BEGINNING
According to KAN's sources, it is stated that countries such as Greece and Albania are also conducting ISF negotiations alongside Morocco. As part of the prepared plan, it is anticipated that work on the construction of a new base in the southern Gaza Strip will begin at the end of the month.
CEASEFIRE IN THE REGION WILL BE MONITORED
The command of the International Stability Force will be held by U.S. Major General Jasper Jeffers. This force will monitor the ceasefire in the region following the conflict between Israel and Hamas and will be responsible for ensuring security.
THE FIRST FOREIGN FORCE WILL BE INDONESIA
Previously, some news sources had also reported claims that Indonesia would be the first foreign force to deploy troops to Gaza under the ISF. Accordingly, it is planned for Indonesian soldiers to be stationed in the area between the cities of Rafah and Khan Younis.
The initiative to establish an international force in Gaza is being discussed as part of efforts to achieve a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and to ensure regional security. However, no official decision or date has yet been announced regarding which countries will contribute at what level during this process.
Source: Turkey Newspaper