The United States military has opened a new coordination center in southern Israel to support stabilization and aid efforts in Gaza following a recently brokered ceasefire. About 200 United States service members have established the facility, which will serve as the main hub for overseeing humanitarian, logistical, and security assistance to Gaza. The center aims to bring together international partners, non-governmental organizations, and private sector representatives to facilitate a peaceful transition and monitor the ceasefire agreement. The coordination center is also tasked with collaborative planning and tracking real-time developments in Gaza as efforts continue to recover hostages and prepare the area for reconstruction.