Uganda and Burundi are stepping up to deploy troops to Gaza as part of a proposed 20,000-strong international peacekeeping force aimed at monitoring a ceasefire, training local police, and securing aid delivery. Uganda has already approved sending 1,200 soldiers, while Burundi is in talks—both drawing on their proven experience in Somalia. The mission is tied to a stalled deal requiring Hamas to disarm and Israel to withdraw, but progress stalls as Israel insists on full Hamas disarmament before pulling back. With commitments from Morocco, Kosovo, Kazakhstan, and Albania falling short, and Indonesia’s offer on hold, the global coalition remains incomplete—but Uganda and Burundi may be key to filling the gap.
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