Several countries prepare to send troops for a new Gaza police and security force

A new international security force is being formed for Gaza, with multiple countries committing troops. The head of Gaza's technocratic committee said 5,000 police officers will be deployed, and Turkey has offered to help train them.

Indonesia is preparing up to 8,000 troops for a possible peacekeeping mission, with some reports saying a deployment could start in April. A Board of Peace representative warned that the war could restart if the second phase of a ceasefire is delayed.

Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes and shelling in Gaza have continued, with Palestinian health authorities reporting multiple deaths, including children. The aid group Doctors Without Borders suspended some of its work at a Gaza hospital, citing the presence of gunmen and suspected weapons transfers.