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  1. Amid ongoing tensions, Israel has called for Hamas disarmament and the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip. International figures like Kaja Kallas and Gideon Sa'ar have weighed in, while Israel seeks progress on Trump's peace plan.

Israel approved the entry of a peacekeeping force into the Gaza Strip, while the Board of Peace was noted as part of Donald Trump's 20-point plan.

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Israel approved the entry of a peacekeeping force into the Gaza Strip, while the Board of Peace was noted as part of Donald Trump's 20-point plan.

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  1. Israel approved a peacekeeping force into Gaza as part of discussions surrounding Trump's peace plan.1 source
  2. ISF to operate in Gaza under Trump's plan, with members from Uganda and Morocco.1 source
  3. Trump's plan details: reconstruction under international board, IDF presence until Hamas disarmed, and stabilization force entry.1 source

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  • haaretz.comIsraeli security cabinet approves entry of Trump's Board of Peace into Gaza
  • israelnationalnews.comOfficial clarifies: Gaza Force to Operate With IDF Coordination
  • worthynews.comIsrael Approves International Force, Initial Reconstruction Project In Gaza - Worthy Christian News
  • ynetnews.comCabinet approves Board of Peace entry into Gaza, starting in Rafah