The troops “will support the Gaza security effort in areas such as logistics and civil affairs,” the Board of Peace said.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace said on Sunday that a contingent of Kosovo soldiers had arrived in Israel to join the planned International Stabilization Force (ISF) for the Gaza Strip.
The soldiers “will support the Gaza security effort in areas such as logistics and civil affairs,” the Board of Peace wrote in an X post.
The Kosovo contingent joins Moroccan troops who arrived in Israel last month. Albania and Kazakhstan are also expected to contribute personnel.
The Board of Peace is preparing pilot “humanitarian zones” in southern Gaza to shelter vetted Palestinian civilians outside Hamas control, a source familiar with the details told JNS last week.