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Morocco Joins Gaza Stabilization Force, Sends Hospital, Police

6/25/2026

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Morocco Joins Gaza Stabilization

Morocco has joined the International Stabilization Force for Gaza, fulfilling its February pledge to send police and military personnel.
Moroccan planners are at the U.S. headquarters in Kiryat Gat, but officers remain in planning and have not deployed to Gaza.
Morocco will send a field hospital, secure humanitarian corridors, train Palestinian police, while the UN Security Council approved the Board of Peace from President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan.

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Jeffers Deploys Troops

Maj. Gen. Jasper Jeffers said the ISF will have 20,000 troops and train 12,000 Palestinian police.
Indonesia and several other countries have pledged troops or police-training, with Morocco’s involvement adding diplomatic weight after its 2020 Abraham Accords with Israel.
The U.S.–led Civil-Military Coordination Center is handling logistics, material transfers and rules of engagement.
Israeli officials warned against a “UNIFIL 2” outcome, insisting the ISF must have clear objectives for disarming Hamas.

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Morocco Joins Gaza Stabilization

Morocco has joined the International Stabilization Force for Gaza, fulfilling its February pledge to send police and military personnel.
Moroccan planners are at the U.S. headquarters in Kiryat Gat, but officers remain in planning and have not deployed to Gaza.
Morocco will send a field hospital, secure humanitarian corridors, train Palestinian police, while the UN Security Council approved the Board of Peace from President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan.

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