Pakistan Evaluates Sending Troops To Gaza Peace Force

Pakistan is evaluating whether to deploy troops to the Gaza Strip as part of a multinational peace-keeping initiative linked to the peace proposal of U.S. President Donald Trump. Officials in Islamabad say that discussions are at an advanced stage, and that any deployment would preferably operate under a United Nations mandate.

According to senior sources, the proposed international force would work alongside a Palestinian security body, focusing on internal stability, disarmament of militant groups and humanitarian access. Pakistan has cited its extensive history of contributing to U.N. peacekeeping missions as part of its reasoning.

Nevertheless, Pakistan’s information ministry has urged caution and reported that no final agreement has been signed. The government emphasises its traditional support for Palestinian self-determination and insists that deployment decisions must align with national policy and public sentiment.

As the region seeks a stabilisation framework for Gaza, Islamabad’s decision is being closely watched. The outcome may influence both Pakistan’s diplomatic standing and the shape of the broader peace architecture for the territory.

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