Washington is actively encouraging Arab nations to contribute to a peacekeeping force destined for Gaza following the cessation of hostilities, aiming to bridge a security gap until a stable Palestinian force can take over, the Financial Times reports.
The US has engaged in discussions with several Arab countries about the initiative. According to Western and Arab officials, Egypt, the UAE, and Morocco are evaluating the proposal, although President Joe Biden has ruled out the deployment of US troops to the region.
Saudi Arabia has dismissed the proposal to send its troops, concerned that such an action might be perceived as collaboration with Israel.
Moroccan authorities stopped dozens of migrants from breaching the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Sunday after a mass migration attempt
According to Arab media reports, Egypt is preparing to host a Houthi delegation to reduce tensions in the Red Sea,
According to reports by Bloomberg News Egypt and Turkey are pressing Libya's two competing governments to reach a
According to the head of Morocco’s mines and hydrocarbons agency ONHYM Amina Benkhadra a final deal involving all countries
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