US to provide $206 million for Gaza peacekeeping force
Both outlets reported the U.S. administration’s announcement of $206 million in funding for a Gaza peacekeeping force, highlighting it as the first major financial commitment for the stalled U.S. plan to rebuild Gaza. Arab News Pakistan included a reference to letters revealing the funding, while Aaj News noted the funding came despite the deadlocked peace plan. Otherwise, the framing and details were largely consistent between the two.
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US provides $206 million for Gaza force despite deadlocked peace plan
President Donald Trump’s administration has told Congress it is sending more than $206 million for a proposed Gaza peacekeeping force, the first significant funding for the stalled US plan to rebuild the devastated enclave. In two July 30-dated notifications seen by Reuters, the State Department informed Congress it will provide $200 million for the International Stabilization Force’s (ISF) e...
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US to provide $206 million for Gaza peacekeeping force, letters show
WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump’s administration has told Congress it is sending more than $206 million for a proposed Gaza peacekeeping force, the first significant funding for the stalled US plan to rebuild the devastated enclave. In two July 30-dated notifications seen by Reuters, the State Department informed Congress it will provide $200 million for the International Stabilization Forc...
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