Turkey likely to be excluded from Gaza stabilisation force after Israeli objection
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Turkey is likely to be excluded from a 5,000-strong stabilisation force to be set up inside Gaza due to Israel's objection. The force aims to prevent a security vacuum during reconstruction efforts in the region. Turkey has offered troops for participation, but Israel disapproves of Turkish involvement. The exclusion would be controversial given Turkey's role as one of the guarantors of the Trump 20-point ceasefire agreement. The force is expected to be led by Egypt and will coordinate with a US-led military cell based in Kiryat Gat. Key aid crossings remain closed, and tensions between Israel and Turkey have grown over Syria and the Turkish president's perceived ties to Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.
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