The United States is preparing to send approximately 200 troops to Israel as part of a mission to support and monitor the newly established ceasefire deal in Gaza. This deployment aims to assist in the stabilization efforts following the conflict and is intended to oversee the initial peacekeeping force in the region. Officials have clarified that these troops will not be conducting ground operations in Gaza itself. The move comes ahead of a planned visit by former President Trump, who has emphasized a strategy to facilitate a governance structure in Gaza without establishing a military presence. Additionally, a coordination center for humanitarian aid will be set up alongside the troop deployment.