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Germany Presses Legal Mandate for Gaza Stabilisation Force as Cease-Fire Strains Over Aid

Berlin warns that an unfilled security vacuum could invite renewed violence and urges wider humanitarian access into Gaza.

Overview

  • Gaza authorities report 3,203 trucks entered between Oct. 10–31, averaging about 145 a day versus a target of 600, which they say is roughly 24% of agreed deliveries.
  • The local health ministry says 226 people have been killed and about 594 wounded since the cease-fire began, with Israel acknowledging strikes it says respond to violations.
  • Germany’s foreign minister says any international stabilisation deployment requires a clear legal mandate and calls for rapid steps to fill governance and security gaps.
  • Axios-reported U.S. talks on an International Stabilisation Force involve potential contributors such as Azerbaijan, Egypt, Indonesia and Turkey, with work on a UNSC resolution that would back deployment without creating a UN peacekeeping mission.
  • Turkey’s Hakan Fidan accuses Israel of blocking aid flows, while U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio alleges Hamas theft and obstruction; regional foreign ministers meet Nov. 3 in Istanbul to review implementation.