Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the potential deployment of "international forces" in the Gaza Strip as stated by US President Trump during his meeting with Qatari leaders, emphasizing the need for stabilization and disarmament of Hamas [2]. Group 1: International Forces and Peace Efforts - Trump announced that "international forces" will soon be deployed in Gaza, with Qatar expressing willingness to contribute troops if necessary [2]. - The US is seeking a UN resolution or international agreement regarding the deployment of these "international forces" [2]. Group 2: Humanitarian Aid and Border Control - The opening of the Rafah crossing has been postponed by the US until all Israeli hostages' remains are returned, which is a critical humanitarian aid route [4]. - The Israeli government has kept the Rafah crossing closed, citing Hamas's failure to return all remains as the reason [4]. Group 3: Military Operations Against Hamas - Israeli Defense Minister Katz stated that 60% of Hamas's underground tunnels in Gaza remain intact, and destroying these tunnels is now a core military objective [6][7]. - Katz emphasized the importance of dismantling these tunnels and disarming Hamas to fulfill the US's "20-point plan" [7]. - A technical team from Egypt has been approved to assist in locating the remains of Israeli hostages in Gaza [7].