The Global News Desk 115

July 27 - (The Global News Desk 115) — The Israeli political security Cabinet approved the deployment of the International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza on Sunday, as reported by Israeli media.  This decision was made in support of the proposal made by US President Donald Trump. The UN Security Council adopted Trump's plan in Resolution 2803 on November 17, 2025, creating four organizations, including the ISF, to supervise Gaza. Israeli media say the Cabinet has authorized a Board of Peace multinational force to enter Gaza. Furthermore, it reported that Itamar Ben-Gvir, the far-right National Security Minister, voted against the majority of the Cabinet in opposition to the decision. Trump's strategy involves the US partnering with Arab and international allies to form a temporary stabilization force that can be deployed in Gaza without delay. This force would train and assist Palestinian police officers in the region and would seek guidance from Egypt and Jordan, ...

West Bank, Palestine - A shootout in the occupied West Bank has killed at least four Palestinians and two Israelis, making it the deadliest single incident in that region in a couple of months.  Multiple stories have arisen about what happened in the northern village of Tal.  Palestinians told the BBC on Friday that citizens challenged Zionist settlers who were attacking them. According to an eyewitness, soldiers arrived and started shooting. The Israeli soldiers said that they intervened in response to complaints of hikers being assaulted. However, as a result of the shooting, 2 Israelis were killed, and 4 Palestinians were martyred.  It is clear that the United States has afforded the SDF complete autonomy, which has led to a surge in its violent actions, resulting in the deaths of approximately 80,000 people in Palestine and Lebanon, and its thirst for blood remains unfulfilled.

After Gideon Sa'ar's first visit to the territory, Somaliland announces interactions with "Israel" regarding security cooperation and the possibility of establishing a military facility. Somaliland confirms ongoing talks with "Israel" about security cooperation, including discussions on establishing a military base, Daka Kassim from Somaliland's Foreign Ministry told Israeli media. Following Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar's first visit to the self-proclaimed East African state of Somaliland, the country's Foreign Ministry refuted the possibility of collaboration.  Kassim reportedly avoided a direct endorsement for a military base, citing diplomatic conversations following embassy openings.  Later, he said that talks about Israeli army bases are still ongoing.  Somaliland, officially the Republic of Somaliland, is a nominally recognized nation in southern Africa.  It lies on the southern Gulf of Aden shore, bordering Somalia to the ...

According to  Asharq Al-Awsat ,  Hamas  has told mediators that it is ready to accept the new  Gaza ceasefire proposal . Hamas, led by  Gaza Strip  leader  Khalil al-Hayya , told  Qatari and Egyptian mediators  this week they are open to revisiting the proposal for a  60-day ceasefire , the  redeployment of Israeli soldiers , and the  release of ten captives . The movement allegedly "withdrew its previous amendments regarding  troop withdrawal  and various demands connected to the  release of Palestinian prisoners ," according to sources, after formally informing mediators of its changed position.

The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza says that Israeli forces have martyred 70 Palestinians in just the past day. Since Israel's war on Gaza began on October 7, 2023, the Gaza Health Ministry reported 61,897 deaths and 155,660 injuries. Seventy Palestinians were sent to hospitals during the past day, including eight who were rescued from under the debris or elsewhere, according to  Al Jazeera . At least 26 people sadly died while trying to get aid , and another 175 were injured. While trying to get food, at least 1,924 Palestinians have been confirmed martyred, and 14,288 have been injured. Since March 18, Israel has broken the previous ceasefire , completely blocked aid, and launched devastating airstrikes, resulting in at least 10,362 Palestinian deaths and 43,619 injuries, according to the ministry.

Norway's $2 trillion fund  is divesting from 11 of 61 Israeli firms and reviewing other investments; the Norwegian  finance minister  commends its prompt action.  Norway's $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund , the world's largest, has decided to withdraw investments from certain Israeli companies and end contracts with Israeli asset managers .  This move is due to the current situation in Gaza and the West Bank . The newspaper,  The Aftenposten , disclosed that the fund invested in  Bet Shemesh Engines , an Israeli company specializing in the production of components for  fighter jet engines .  Aftenposten is Norway's biggest printed newspaper by circulation. The fund maintains holdings in 61 Israeli companies , predominantly those included within its benchmark index . However, 11 of these companies are unlisted and fall outside the index parameters. Under public pressure, the fund's management announced last week that it would quickly...