Israeli security cabinet approves letting international force enter Gaza areas beyond Israeli control

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Israel's security cabinet has approved the entry of a proposed international security force into parts of Gaza beyond Israeli control, as part of a U.S.-backed plan from October. This move signals international involvement in the Gaza situation under a security framework.

July 26 (Reuters) - Israel's security cabinet has approved allowing a proposed international force for Gaza enter parts of the enclave that are not under Israeli control, according to an Israeli official. The proposed International Security Force is part of the U.S.-backed plan for Gaza proposed in October. (Reporting by Emily RoseEditing by Peter Graff)