Public sentiment is overwhelmingly negative toward the proposed Gaza Stabilization Force, with deep-rooted anger directed at Hamas's actions, skepticism about Israel's intentions, and frustration over the perceived ineffectiveness of peace efforts. While some call for military intervention against Hamas, there is also significant concern about the humanitarian crisis affecting innocent Palestinians. Overall, distrust towards all parties involved permeates the comments, reflecting a complex mix of indignation, empathy, and despair over the ongoing violence.

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SS: Azerbaijan has agreed to contribute troops to an International Stabilization Force that will help secure the Gaza Strip after the war. To date, Indonesia is the only country to publicly commit to contributing troops to the ISF, declaring that it would send 20,000 soldiers as part of a UN-mandated mission. The US has also been in talks with other countries.

xland44

Someone has to go dig out hamas and put in a government before there's anything to stabilise. If Israel is just going to hand over the portion of Gaza they occupy and call it a day, than we should remember UNIFIL stayed in southern lebanon for 48 years and utterly failed to prevent Hezbollah re-occupation or Israeli incursions into this territory. 

Magicalsandwichpress

Israel should push extremely hard to get more from nations like Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE. And if possible nothing at all from Muslim Brotherhood lunatic supporting genocidal states such as Qatar or Turkey. I hope Netanyahu won't drop the ball on this one because it's not less than critical for the cease fire to hold.

Cannot-Forget

They started publicly executing their citizens days ago?

eves21

This thread gonna have a lot of conflicted people…

7fingersDeep

&gt;WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The U.S. State Department said Saturday that it has “credible reports” that Hamas could violate the ceasefire with an attack on Palestinian civilians in Gaza.

&gt;If the attack takes place, it “would constitute a direct and grave violation” of the agreement forged by President Donald Trump to end the two-year war between Israel and Hamas, the statement said. No further details were disclosed about the potential attack.

&gt;”Should Hamas proceed with this attack, measures will be taken to protect the people of Gaza and preserve the integrity of the ceasefire,” the State Department said.

LilienneCarter

They are attacking the clans that formed milltias , and of course cracking down on looters and lawlessness, again I detest Hamas and it Pan-Islamist, pan-caliphate, muslim Brotherhood ideology , yet I feel I have no choice to call a spade a spade, the clans should bot be abandoned if you want a gaza,wothout Hamas, the clans would make some form of peace with Israel, where as Hamas  needs to leave Gaza so reforms in both Palestinan and israeli society can happen that lead to peace,,and prosperity.

Psychological-Flow55

That doesn't make much logical sense. I'm sure what they're actually talking about our the militias who have aligned themselves with Israel. Not quite civilians.

JimJonesdrinkkoolaid

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Can we not just go a decade without being involved in some desert war? What have we gotten out of the last ones?

Jazzlike_Wind_1

LowExpert2354

Sorry but not our circus. Time for the middle eastern nations to step up.

Oztravels

You can take the Australian out of the sand but you can't take the sand out of Australian

Witty_Hair_8177

No thanks! This war between Israel and Palestinian has been going on since 1948. This truly is a forever war.

Jealous-Hedgehog-734

Born too late to die in the Middle East.

Born too early to die in the Middle East.

Born just in time to die in the Middle East.

Gods be praised.

dauntedpenny71

I'm a supporter of the alliance but this is none of our business

Can't we bribe Trump some other way

tecdaz

If Gaza descends into civil war that's just not our problem. We shouldn't be world policing it. I'm down to send aid, but I'd prefer our soldiers stay out of the sandpit.

Beast_of_Guanyin

Can the people doing the weekly marches go and volunteer?

It’s a win/win. They get to put action to their LARPing and I get a quiet, peaceful CBD again

Advanced-Lake-7354

Sas: Ahh some more deployment in Muslim lands? 


No not like that 

Signal_Possibility80

Why not we send the recently returned ISIS brides that came back from Syria?

SpicySources

It’s not our problem. Nothing to do with us.

gionatacar

As an ex servicemen....LoL what about sorting law and order in let's say downtown Melbourne....inner Darwin???

TimZiziLee69

No Australian troops for Middle East, we couldn't even defend Aus.

olderlonenude

NO! Our taxes shouldn't be wasted on a group of people that destabilized and led to the civil wars in Lebanon and Jordan. Theres a reason no Arab nation helps them. Let them all rot.

ThickDickMullet

So where are the 100 thousand that marched on the bridge🤣🤣 they heading over ??🤣🤣 bellends

johnnymozzo

It will be a launchpad for a war with Iran

tezzawils

No, thank you. 

There's a bunch of neighbours that can deal with that. They need to step up &amp; contribute to peace in their area.

Aussie-Bandit

The third occupation of the war on terror.

Specialist_Matter582

Powerful-Fee-5512

Send no troops, send no money, don't get involved in this.

AdDazzling9189

I wish this was done through the UN and not unilaterally by the US but that's wishful thinking.

ZeTian

Send the pro-Polestine group and protestors to Gaza. They are keen. Or they will protest every weekend in Australia.

Ju0987

Adept-Inspector3865

NOOOOOOOPE - stay TF out of this nonsense Australia. I do not consent.

eggrattle

We will not need to.  All those protesters we saw will head over to stop hamas murdering people. Although they seem strangely silent now as hamas go executing people they do not like.

jiggly-rock

Beneficial-Rub-8049

Send them in Australia loves a good Gaza.

Dry-Bike-9835

Gaza is now effectively a lawless , failed State. It will be difficult to transition it to any semblance of normality.

River-Stunning

Wonder where the pro-Pal folks will land on Australia getting involved. It’s one thing to shut down a bridge for a day or set up tent cities at the local uni, but if you want lasting peace and a stable Palestine, someone’s got to do actual hard, dangerous work in Gaza.

Sufficient_Tower_366

Cool, lets go help Israel suppress the native people. Gosh it's nice to get to do a bit of colonising again, like old days. 

Can't wait until Albo unleashes his citizen tracking tool and I can supply my search history to the gov and become legally liable for any criticism to dear glorious leader who cannot be questioned because if you do you're obstructionist. /s

The very obvious shitstorm such a thing will cause will become part of justification to break with USA, bet

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alisru

Let’s hope they are used to stop Israel violating international law. Even better if they arrest some war criminals.

MycologistSharp4337

Oh great. More dead Aussies and dead Middle Eastern children for the grand prize of licking America's decaying boot. Gaza needs extensive help but I trust the Trump plan about as far as I could throw Trump

Turkeyduck01

Supporting peace in Gaza using weapons [tested](https://antonyloewenstein.com/books/the-palestine-laboratory-how-israel-exports-the-technology-of-occupation-around-the-world/) on Gazan children.

SexCodex

Jacinta can round up what's inside the machete bins and send that over.

stereosafari

Australian troops should have been in Gaza for the past 20 months, tbh.  Better late than never, I guess?

AusteegLinks

We should have no part in this. It is not our region. Leave it to others in the region to deal with this mess.

Strong_Temporary5166

Summary: 

The US will deploy about 200 troops as part of a multinational task force to support Gaza stability. Officials say no US personnel will enter Gaza, and the goal is to coordinate with regional partners like Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, and possibly the UAE to reduce tensions and open paths toward normalization talks.

NeuroMrNiceGuy

Imagine the US’s reaction if Biden or Harris had sent troops to a war that literally had nothing to do with the US lmao

MakeUpAnything

An Airbus A380 fits 545 passengers.

This seems like a small amount of security meant to be symbolic.

1Rab

crushinglyreal

Wow what an amazingly bad idea once again.  Up to now Admins have been at least smart enough not to get *directly* involved, even if involved indirectly in every other conceivable way - invading countries upon request, funding ethnic cleansing and supplying weapons at taxpayer expense.  Horrifyingly bad judgement and a situation they should be removing the US from, not digging in deeper.

NeuteredPinkHostel

This is a good thing, as frankly any oversight for the IDF's unchecked atrocities has to be welcomed. But as others have pointed out, if Biden/Harris been in office and done this, the midterms and 2028 election would already be decided against them. 

BenderRodriguez14

The moment some 10 year old throws a rock, it's going to be treated like a Gulf of Tonkin incident and used for an escalation.

Urdok_

Let me state unequivocally that I’m 100% for an enduring peace. That said, I can’t help thinking that sending US troops is a bad idea. Seems like a recipe for a false flag and America getting dragged into another war at a foreign country’s behest. I don’t see how the Brits couldn’t do it. 

Objective_Chest_1697

I hope I’m wrong but here is my prediction: deadly false flag attack by Israel on our troops. Hamas gets blamed. Trump calls for total destruction of what’s left of Gaza. Trump resort is built and locals are displaced. Both Trump and Netanyahu get what they want. Check back on this post

Educational-Serve309

Allegedly the US proposed Turkish troops (additional to arab troops) but Israel insisted on Azerbaijani ones instead

2020_2904

I get Israel is an important partner in defending against Iranians and a politically more agreeable country in trade, but how can any family be okay with risking one of their own abroad for either Israelis or Palestinians? And the irony is both of them tend to dislike Shias (Shafii people and in particular the Muslim Brotherhood cult that was ruling Gaza), which practicing or not is the main religious demographic of AZE. Genuinely wondering what the cost-benefit or risk-reward analyses are for this scenario. If it happens should be a voluntary assignment for personnel with extra hazard pay etc.

derpadodoop

Felestini sikim. Bitmedi bu ereblerin muharibeleri.

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