White House, Pentagon, State Department, and their international counterparts are in early discussions about forming a post-war force with no plans for 'American boots' on ground, Politico reports.
White House, Pentagon, State Department, and their international counterparts are in early discussions about forming a post-war force with no plans for "American boots" on ground, Politico reports.
Currently, at an early stage of discussion, officials from the White House, Pentagon, State Department, and their international counterparts are engaging in talks regarding the potential composition of a post-war security force, as confirmed by at least four sources to Israel's ongoing war on Gaza is now in its 175th day and has resulted in the deaths of at least 32,552 Palestinians, with nearly 75,000 wounded.
On Thursday the World Court ordered Tel Aviv to"take all necessary and effective measures to ensure, without delay... the unhindered provision... of urgently needed basic services and humanitarian assistance."
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