Overview
- White House officials said up to 200 U.S. service members already in the region will be tasked with overseeing compliance with the ceasefire.
- U.S. forces will not enter the Gaza Strip, with the mission described as observation, support, and coordination rather than combat.
- CENTCOM plans a coordination hub in Israel to manage humanitarian flows and provide planning, logistics, security, and engineering support.
- Reporting indicates participation from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, with the United Arab Emirates cited as a possible contributor.
- Coverage also notes expected involvement from partner militaries, non-governmental organizations, and private-sector entities supporting relief operations.