The proposed deployment of an international force in Gaza, seen as a crucial feature of President Donald Trump’s plan to bring peace to the enclave, is struggling to get off the ground as countries considered likely to contribute soldiers have grown wary

 

Concerns are mounting in foreign capitals over whether soldiers could be put in a position where they may be required to use force against Palestinians, with several countries backpedaling on troop offers.

 

Indonesia, which had announced it would send as many as 20,000 peacekeeping troops, is now looking at providing a much smaller contingent, according to officials in Jakarta, who like others interviewed for this article spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the ongoing discussions.

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Surprise, surprise.

Until Hamas gives up its arms and trigger happy IDF soldiers are removed, no foreign power will want to risk its forces.