ed note–as always, lots of ‘must knows’ that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.
Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, no one who has been paying close attention to what appears here on this humble little informational endeavor should be surprised at this development. As we have stated since POTUS DJT’s Inaugural speech on Jan. 20, 2025, he fully intends to bring an end to all the bloodshed in the Middle East (and elsewhere), not because he’s a ‘nice guy’, but because he knows how close to ‘D-Day’, meaning doomsday, everything is right now, and that if desperate measures are not taken IMMEDIATELY, that, just as Jesus Christ Himself warned, ‘No flesh will survive’.
Now, having said that, nota bene the following–
We can pre-emptively dismiss with complete prejudice any and all ‘expert’ analysis/commentary coming out of the usual chatterboxes within the ‘conspiracy movement’ who will chirp that POTUS DJT appointing a US General to command the ISF in Gaza is all ‘an act’ meant to ‘hide’ the fact that he actually wants to let Netanyahu and his fellow terrorist Jews continue on with the Genocide they have been planning now for the last 3,000 years.
These types, selling this type of ‘expert analysis’ (cut from the same cloth as other whoppers of recent memory such as ‘no one died at Sandy Hook’) either suffer from some form of mental illness or else are being steered by ‘outside forces’ determined to create as much confusion as possible in order to prevent POTUS DJT from pulling the plug on WWIII/Armageddon and therefore these chatterboxes need to be ignored, ignored, and IGNORED.
Now, if everything contained in the news story below actually materializes, what we can expect to see sometime in the near future is the Jews doing what they do best, i.e. engaging in some form of false flag terrorism, probably within the US. This mass casualty event will OF COURSE blamed on Hamas in the hopes of preventing POTUS DJT from doing what he has set himself out to do, which is to prevent the Jews from incinerating the entire planet as they believe they are religiously commanded to do by the violent, demonic deity who has tatooed his name on each and every one of their souls, ‘yahweh’.
Barak Ravid for Axios
The Trump administration is planning to appoint an American two-star general to command the International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza, according to two U.S. officials and two Israeli officials.
Why it matters: The appointment will further increase the U.S. responsibility for securing and rebuilding Gaza, which is turning into the biggest U.S. political-civilian-military project in the Middle East in more than two decades.
Breaking it down: The U.S. established a civil-military headquarters in Israel to monitor the ceasefire and coordinate humanitarian aid.
The U.S. is leading the planning for the reconstruction of Gaza.
Trump is expected to head the Gaza Board of Peace, and his top advisers will be members of an international executive board.
Now, the U.S. will be in command of the enclave’s security force.
Nevertheless, White House officials stress there will be no U.S. boots on the ground in Gaza.
Driving the news: The ceasefire in Gaza is Trump’s biggest second-term foreign policy achievement so far, but the truce is fragile and his administration wants to proceed to the second phase soon to avoid sliding back into war.
The second phase of the deal involves the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) pulling farther back, the ISF deploying to Gaza, and a new governing structure coming into force, including the Trump-led Board of Peace.
The UN Security Council recently authorized both the ISF and the board.
Trump told reporters Wednesday that he’s planning to announce the Gaza Board of Peace in early 2026.
Behind the scenes: Two Israeli officials said UN Ambassador Mike Waltz, who visited Israel this week, told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials that the Trump administration is going to lead the ISF and appoint a two-star general as its commander.
‘Waltz even said he knows the general personally and stressed he is a very serious guy,’ one Israeli official said.
The Israeli officials said Waltz stressed that having an American general in charge of the ISF should give Israel confidence that it will operate according to appropriate standards.
Two U.S. officials confirmed that the plan is to appoint a U.S. general to lead the ISF.
What they’re saying: A White House official said there have been discussions around the composition of the ISF, the Board of Peace, and a technocratic Palestinian government, ‘but no definitive decisions have been made or communicated.’
State of play: U.S. officials say they’re in the last stages of putting together the ISF and the new governance structure for Gaza.
The U.S. has proposed that former UN Middle East envoy Nickolay Mladenov serve as Board of Peace representative on the ground in Gaza, working with a future Palestinian technocratic government, sources with knowledge said.
The Trump administration has been quietly briefing Western countries about the Board of Peace and the ISF and inviting them to join. Two countries that have already been invited to join the board are Germany and Italy, according to two sources with direct knowledge.
Indonesia, Azerbaijan, Turkey and Egypt have previously expressed willingness to send soldiers to the ISF, though it’s unclear whether that’s still the case. It’s also unclear if any Western countries will agree to send troops.
Friction point: The main reason for the hesitation is that many countries want to know whether Hamas will actually disarm voluntarily, and what the rules of engagement will be for the new force.
The U.S. told European countries in recent days that the plan is to start deploying the ISF when the Board of Peace is in place, but no clear timeline was given, a European diplomat said.
U.S. officials stressed in a briefing to European diplomats in Tel Aviv on Monday that if their countries won’t send soldiers to the ISF or support the countries that do, the Israeli military won’t withdraw from the areas of Gaza that it still occupies.
‘The message was: ‘If you are not ready to go to Gaza, don’t complain that the IDF stays,” the European diplomat with knowledge of the briefing said.