Israel has not permitted a project led by the US to construct a military outpost in Gaza, which was intended to house 150 international troops. This information was reported by the Guardian. The project was initiated by the Board of Peace, an international organization established in 2025 by the United Nations and chaired by the US president. In early August, the Board of Peace issued its first construction contract for Gaza, awarding it to Louisiana-based Arkel International for the construction of the military outpost, which was intended to serve as part of an international stabilization force.
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Israel Blocks Construction of Military Outpost in Gaza
Israel has blocked a US-led project to build a military outpost in Gaza intended for 150 international troops. The project was initiated by the Board of Peace, established by the UN in 2025.
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Israel blocks construction of key Gaza base created by Trump peace board
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Israel Blocks Construction of Military Outpost in Gaza