Us to send 200 troops to Israel to observe the ceasefire of the gas

Up to 200 US troops, already based in the Middle East, will be moved to Israel to help monitor the ceasefire in Gaza, according to US officials.

The US military will create a multinational working group in Israel, known as a civilian-military coordination center, which is likely to include troops from Egypt, Qatar, Turkey and the UAE, they said.

A senior employee stated, A joint control center that will “integrate” the multinational power that enters.

The Israeli Government has approve the first phase of a deal with gas with Hamas, which led to the cessation of fire and the release of hostages and prisoners.

The working group will be led by the Centcom Central Command (Centcom) based in the region and aims to monitor the progress of the fire termination agreement and also help coordinate humanitarian aid.

Multinational power will inform both the Israelis and Hamas through Egypt and Qatar of the situation on the spot and all the potential disorders of the truce, said one employees.

The power is created under the guidance of Adm Brad Cooper, head of Centcom. He has joined the US delegation for part of the indirect negotiations in Egypt earlier this week, one employees said.

These conversations led to US President Donald Trump, who announced on Thursday that Israel and Hamas had “signed the first phase” of peace plan He revealed last week.

One of the Trump Gaza Plan with 20 points included the United States working with Arab and international partners to develop a temporary international stabilization force to unfold immediately in Gaza Gaza But this is yet to be agreed between the parties and it will only happen if the hostage and the exchange of prisoners are over.

Israel began the Gaza war in response to Hamas’s attacks against Israel on October 7, 2023, in which about 1,200 people were killed and 251 were taken hostage.

Since then, the large -scale military offensive of Israel has killed over 67,000 Palestinians in Gaza, according to the health ministry in the territory, including over 18,000 children. These figures are seen as reliable by the UN and other international bodies.