Pakistan is reportedly considering sending its troops to join the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) in Gaza as part of a peacekeeping initiative supported by the United States. The move is intended to help restore peace and stability in the conflict-ravaged region after months of intense violence.
According to government sources, Pakistan’s involvement would reflect its longstanding commitment to global humanitarian missions and peacekeeping operations. The country is already recognized as one of the largest contributors to United Nations peacekeeping forces, known for its discipline, professionalism, and dedication to global security.
Officials view this proposal as both a moral obligation and a diplomatic responsibility, aligning with Pakistan’s continued support for the people of Gaza and its calls for a peaceful resolution to the ongoing crisis.
If approved, Pakistan’s participation in the ISF would not only demonstrate solidarity with Palestine but also strengthen ties with the United States and other international partners leading the peace effort.
Analysts believe this decision could enhance Pakistan’s global reputation as a peace-promoting nation. However, final approval will depend on internal consultations and the specific terms of engagement for the troops.
This possible deployment would mark a significant contribution to regional peace, reinforcing Pakistan’s image as a nation dedicated to humanitarian values and international cooperation.
