According to a report by the US "Wall Street Journal" on the 20th, a US Defense Department official said,About 200 U.S. military personnel are setting up a coordination center in Israel to monitor the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.¡£

According to reports, the center will be responsible for facilitating the entry of humanitarian aid, logistics and security assistance into the Gaza Strip. International partners are expected to arrive in the next few days to weeks to assist with coordination efforts. Reports said that the center will collect real-time information on the Gaza Strip through sources such as reconnaissance drones and international organizations. Patrick Frank, a senior US military official, will lead the work.

The focal point is close to the northeast of the Gaza Strip

Brad Cooper, commander of the U.S. Central Command, said on the 11th that the U.S. plans to set up a coordination center composed of military and non-military personnel to provide support for "post-conflict stability operations", but the U.S. will not send ground troops to the Gaza Strip. According to a recent report by Fox News, this center is located about a few kilometers northeast of the Gaza Strip.

The "20-point plan" for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip previously announced by the United States includes the deployment of a temporary "international stabilization force" in the Gaza Strip in the future, and an international transitional agency will supervise the post-war transitional governance of the Gaza Strip. However, Hamas is resistant to international regulation and the deployment of peacekeeping forces.