A report by Israeli outlet “Walla” says the International Stabilization Force in Gaza has begun receiving vehicles and equipment as part of preparations for a potential disarmament process in the territory.

According to Israeli military sources, dozens of vehicles were transferred over the past 24 hours and handed over to U.S. personnel based at the force’s headquarters in Kiryat Gat near the Gaza border.

The equipment is reportedly intended to support the gradual assumption of security responsibilities by the international force in selected areas of Gaza in future phases.

Meanwhile, Israel is said to maintain control over roughly 70% of the Gaza Strip, while concerns remain over the possibility of renewed fighting amid ongoing instability.

The developments come as Hamas continues to reject calls to disarm, complicating diplomatic and security efforts. Israeli sources also suggest that progress in any political framework depends on the presence of an effective force capable of enforcing security arrangements on the ground.