A senior adviser to President Donald Trump has stated that several countries, including Indonesia, have expressed willingness to join an international force to secure Gaza after the conflict. The adviser mentioned that various Arab and Muslim nations, such as the Emirates, Egypt, Qatar, and Azerbaijan, are in discussions about participating in the proposed stabilization force. However, it remains uncertain if any of these countries have formally agreed to send troops, with Indonesia being the only nation to publicly offer military personnel, contingent on a United Nations mandate not included in the current plan. Meanwhile, officials from the United Arab Emirates and Qatar have indicated they may support the effort through funding or training rather than direct troop deployment.