In a developing speculative geopolitical scenario, Indonesia has stated that as many as 20,000 trained peacekeeping personnel could be prepared for a future internationally coordinated mission in Gaza, pending global approval. Discussions—hypothetical and exploratory in nature—involve the U.S., Indonesia, Egypt, Qatar, and Azerbaijan regarding a possible stabilization and reconstruction framework for Gaza once conditions allow.
The draft concept envisions a multinational peace support force, with Muslim-majority nations potentially contributing personnel to assist with humanitarian protection, reconstruction oversight, and security stabilization.
Israel, in this scenario, is cautious about the prospect of large armed contingents entering Gaza, while Indonesian officials emphasize that no deployment timeline or mandate has been finalized and any mission would require international authorization and strict peacekeeping rules.
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