Five countries have announced that they will send troops for the International Stabilization Force in Gaza

Five countries, including Indonesia, Morocco, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, and Albania, have deployed troops to participate in the International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza, according to Major General Jasper Jeffers' announcement at the first meeting of the Peace Council. Training for the ISF, which will collaborate with 12,000 Palestinian police officers, will take place in Egypt and Jordan. Although no details have been provided about the exact number of soldiers or the date of deployment, it is expected that the ISF will be stationed in five sectors of Gaza, starting with Rafah. President Donald Trump announced that several countries in the region have donated over 7 billion dollars for aid, and the U.S. will contribute 10 billion dollars to the Peace Council. Trump emphasized the importance of these investments for the stability of the region, mentioning that the UN is raising 2 billion dollars for support in Gaza.