An Israeli official announced that the country will permit a multinational security force to enter Gaza as part of U.S.President Donald Trump's proposed ceasefire plan.

The security cabinet approved the legal framework for the force's deployment, which would include 200 members from countries like Uganda and Morocco.The mission, called the International Stabilisation Force (ISF), aims to stabilize Gaza and support demilitarization.However, the plan faces challenges, including Hamas's refusal to disarm and ongoing Israeli military operations.The force's deployment remains uncertain, with much of Gaza still in ruins from years of conflict.Trump's 20-point peace plan also includes humanitarian aid and civilian administration by Palestinian technocrats, but progress has stalled.The Board of Peace, established under Trump's plan, is now focusing on a pilot humanitarian zone to revive the initiative.While the Israeli decision is seen as a critical step toward stabilizing Gaza, concerns about legitimacy and implementation persist.