Two Israeli ministers have called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to prevent the deployment of an international stabilisation force in besieged Gaza.
In an urgent letter sent to Netanyahu on Monday, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Settlement Minister Orit Strock demanded the immediate convening of Israel's War Cabinet and the suspension of the entry of the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) into Gaza, The Times of Israel daily reported.
They claimed that the Israeli decision to allow the ISF to deploy in Gaza had been based on "incorrect information" and that the Board of Peace roadmap for the blockaded enclave "is dangerous to Israel and completely contradicts the disarming of Hamas and the demilitarisation of Gaza."
Last week, Israel's War Cabinet approved the ISF deployment in Gaza under US President Donald Trump's plan.
The ISF is one of four bodies established to administer Gaza under Trump's plan, which was endorsed by the UN Security Council through Resolution 2803 on November 17, 2025.
On Friday, the Board of Peace released a draft agreement outlining the principles and implementation mechanisms for the next phase of Trump's Gaza plan, including security, administrative and transitional arrangements in the enclave, as well as a proposed political track.
Israel's genocide in Gaza
Opposition Leader Yair Lapid demanded that the two ministers name those who provided the Cabinet with "incorrect information."
"Since this is a diplomatic matter that was finalised with the Americans, could you specify who exactly delivered this incorrect information to you in the cabinet?" Lapid asked in a statement.
"Is there someone in the Cabinet who is senior to you, managed the talks with the Americans, and was the one who provided you with incorrect information? Cabinet ministers cannot throw around such a serious accusation without stating who they are referring to," he added.
Israel has killed over 73,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and wounded more than 174,000 in its genocide in Gaza since October 2023.
It has reduced most of the enclave to ruins and displaced all of its population.
Despite the ceasefire agreement in effect since October 10, 2025, Israel has continued its violations across the enclave, killing 1,250 Palestinians and wounding 4,110 others, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.
