Iran Conflict Delays International Stabilization Force for Gaza
Plans for an international stabilization force in Gaza, announced by President Trump, have been delayed due to the ongoing conflict between the U.S. and Iran. The force, intended to ensure peace following the Israel-Hamas war, has not materialized as countries that pledged troops have not fulfilled their commitments. Indonesia, which promised the largest contingent of 8,000 troops, has put its plans on hold, citing a lack of commitment from the U.S. and the high intensity of the U.S.-Iran conflict. The situation is further complicated by the fragile ceasefire in Gaza, with Hamas refusing to disarm and Israel continuing military operations. The Iran war has strained resources and made cooperation with the U.S. and Israel more difficult for Arab and Muslim countries. 
