UN-backed Gaza plan moves to implementation; ~100 U.S. troops coordinating in Israel
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The UN‑backed, U.S.‑led 20‑point ceasefire plan is moving toward implementation, with phase two — which envisions an International Stabilization Force (ISF), a technocratic Gaza government overseen by a Board of Peace led by President Trump, Hamas disarmament and eventual Israeli withdrawal — still pending and contingent on steps such as the return of a hostage’s remains, while questions remain about force composition, command, partner commitments and shortfalls in aid deliveries. The U.S. plans to appoint a two‑star general to lead the ISF, roughly 100 U.S. troops are in Israel (not Gaza) as a small headquarters element to coordinate humanitarian aid and military deconfliction, and countries including Germany, Italy, Egypt, Turkey and others have expressed varying levels of interest but no final commitments have been announced.
Israel–Hamas Ceasefire
Israel–Hamas War
Gaza Humanitarian Aid