Israel Denies Approving International Stabilization Force Entry into Gaza Without Complete Hamas Disarmament
The Prime Minister’s Office issued a formal statement denying recent reports that the political echelon had approved the entry of an International Stabilization Force into the Gaza Strip.
The government reiterated that there will be no reconstruction of any kind in the territory prior to the complete disarmament of Hamas.
The development comes amid a joint statement from regional mediators—including Turkey, Egypt, and Qatar—condemning ongoing Israeli strikes in the enclave and urging adherence to ceasefire terms.
The proposed framework for ending the conflict has faced diplomatic hurdles over sequencing, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisting on full disarmament before any withdrawal of Israeli forces or subsequent reconstruction efforts.
