Uganda and Morocco Offer Troops for Proposed Gaza Stabilisation Force

The Story in Brief

Uganda has secured parliamentary approval to seek deployment of troops to Gaza as part of US President Donald Trump’s proposed International Stabilisation Force, Aaj Tak reports. Morocco has also promised soldiers for the mission. The force, proposed by Trump’s Board of Peace, would be led by US Major General Jasper Jeffers and is planned to include 20,000 troops.

The deployment depends on a deal between Israel and Hamas. Hamas wants Israel to withdraw first before it gives up weapons, while Israel demands Hamas disarm before its troops leave Gaza. Trump’s proposal calls for the force to enter after a phased Israeli withdrawal, leaving the plan uncertain while both sides remain deadlocked.

The Indian Opinion

Claims that foreign troops alone can quickly end the Gaza war overlook the central dispute over sequencing and control. Equally, dismissing the proposal as a US-led arrangement without examining its mandate would be premature. The practical test is whether Israel and Hamas accept the withdrawal and disarmament terms, and whether the proposed 20,000-member force gets a clear role before any deployment begins.

Source: aajtak.in

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