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Gaza stabilisation force will not be subject to UN rules: Analyst
Daniel Forti, a senior UN analyst with the International Crisis Group, says there needs to be a credible creation process for the international stabilisation force (ISF).

He said the Security Council has authorised organisations that are not the UN, including coalitions such as NATO, to launch military intervention with its legal blessings.

“And that was the basic concept of what the US put forward for the ISF,” he told Al Jazeera from New York City.

“The ISF is not meant to be a UN Blue Helmet mission. It will not be led or overseen by the UN, and will not follow its procedures or its rules. But it will have the council’s legitimacy and its backing,” he said.

The ISF will also not be subject to the UN’s traditional practices for mobilising troops or funding and missions, he said.

“So this will very much depend on the countries that want to contribute boots on the ground and pay for the stabilisation force.”

Forti added that humanitarian groups in Gaza have noted a need for a mission that has the permission to use force, in order to maintain law and order, in the war-torn territory.