US Moves to Secure Gaza: Rubio's Historic Mission

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Israel to promote an international security force for Gaza, as the Trump administration aims to strengthen a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Despite logistical challenges, optimism remains high. Meanwhile, Gaza's rebuilding efforts face critical shortages and humanitarian struggles.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Kiryatgat | Updated: 24-10-2025 18:53 IST | Created: 24-10-2025 18:53 IST
US Moves to Secure Gaza: Rubio's Historic Mission
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, as part of the Trump administration's efforts to enforce a sustainable ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, visited a US-led coordination centre in southern Israel. The initiative seeks to establish an international security force in Gaza, with Rubio marking the latest in a series of high-profile US visits.

Rubio was optimistic about the mission, stating, "This is a historic mission… there's nothing to model this after, because this has never happened before." The US is engaging Gulf Arab allies to deploy a stabilisation force and train a Palestinian security group. Discussions for international mandates are ongoing.

In Gaza, residents returning to their homes are met with devastation and a dire lack of resources. Despite arrays of international flags at the coordination centre, the logistical and humanitarian challenges are immense. Rubio emphasized multi-group aid efforts but ruled out the involvement of the UNRWA, which Israel claims is infiltrated by Hamas.

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