US sources said three Muslim countries, including Indonesia, Azerbaijan and Pakistan, are in advanced talks to join the international stabilization force in Gaza.
This move is part of Washington’s new plan for the post-war phase in the region, which, according to the Politico news website, these countries are the main options for forming a temporary force with the aim of maintaining stability, supporting and training the Palestinian police forces.
US security sources emphasized that negotiations are in advanced stages and that these countries have shown serious interest, although they have not yet made a formal commitment.
According to US President Donald Trump’s plan, this force will be formed in cooperation with Egypt, Jordan, and Arab partners, and no American military forces will be sent to Gaza.
Meanwhile, a few days ago, Hebrew media reported that the Indonesian president was likely to visit Tel Aviv, but the Indonesian government categorically denied the speculation.
