The United Kingdom has dealt a significant blow to Donald Trump's proposed plan for post-conflict Gaza by refusing to contribute troops to an International Stabilisation Force. The UK Foreign Secretary addressed Parliament, expressing concerns about the plan's lack of clarity regarding its operational details, troop structure, and mandate. This decision follows Hamas's rejection of a recent United Nations Security Council initiative, further complicating efforts to stabilize Gaza. The UK's stance highlights growing international skepticism about the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed strategy.