Israel approves international stabilisation force in Gaza

Israel's security cabinet approved the entry of the International Stabilization Force (ISF), part of US President Donald Trump's peace plan, into Gaza. The force, comprising 200 personnel from 'friendly countries' like Uganda and Morocco, will operate in areas outside Israeli control, with Israel retaining authority to approve participating nations. The approval comes amid a fragile ceasefire, with over 1,200 Palestinians killed since the deal, and precedes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trip to Washington.