Israeli media report that Pakistani troops could be included in a new international force for Gaza. The Times of Israel said Israeli defense officials briefed lawmakers about the plan. The force aims to stabilize Gaza after a two-year conflict. Officials are considering multiple countries, including Indonesia, Azerbaijan, and Pakistan.
Indonesia has already offered troops for the mission. Azerbaijan has also expressed willingness to participate. Pakistan’s involvement has not yet been officially confirmed. The media reports are based on closed-door briefings in the Israeli Knesset. No public announcement about Pakistan has been made.
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The international force is designed to restore security and stability in Gaza. Israeli officials told lawmakers it would operate after the recent two-year conflict. Its goal is to prevent further escalation and maintain peace. Countries involved will contribute personnel, equipment, and logistical support.
Recently, Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Information, Attaullah Tarar, commented on the reports. He said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would provide an official response regarding Pakistani forces. He stressed that no decision has been finalized yet. The government is reviewing the potential role carefully.
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If Pakistan joins, it would cooperate with other nations for peace and humanitarian assistance in Gaza. Observers say the mission could strengthen regional diplomacy and security. The international force remains under planning, and official confirmations are still pending.