Pakistan is reportedly considering sending troops to Gaza as part of the proposed International Stability Force (ISF), a multinational peacekeeping mission backed by the United States to ensure stability in the war-torn region. According to Islamabad officials, talks between Pakistan’s civilian and military leadership are in advanced stages, and a formal announcement could come soon. The ISF, expected to comprise soldiers from Muslim-majority countries, aims to enforce a fragile ceasefire, disarm Hamas, secure Gaza’s borders, and assist in humanitarian relief under an interim Palestinian authority. The U.S. has denied plans to deploy its own troops but is engaging with Indonesia, the UAE, Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, and Azerbaijan for contributions. Pakistani officials cite moral and diplomatic obligations as reasons for joining the mission, while Israel has opposed Turkish participation in the force.
Pakistan may send troops to the International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza. Islamabad officials said a formal announcement on the matter may come very soon. The news was reported by the media outlet Dawn on Tuesday (28 October).
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