Israel blocks U.S.-backed plan allowing Turkish and Qatari troops in post-war Gaza security.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed that Turkish and Qatari soldiers will not be allowed in Gaza’s post-war security forces, opposing U.S.-led plans for international involvement. Former PM Naftali Bennett criticized Turkey and Qatar’s role, calling them hostile to Israel and allies of Hamas. Israel has formally objected to the U.S.-backed Gaza Board of Peace, citing concerns over sovereignty and foreign military presence. The U.S. continues developing a 20-point stabilization plan, but Israel remains resistant to foreign troop deployment and insists on maintaining control over Gaza’s future security.