Mohammed al-Hindi, deputy leader of Islamic Jihad, stated that the group does not oppose the presence of an international supervisory force in Gaza, provided its mandate and powers are clearly defined by the Security Council. He emphasized that such a force should not become an instrument for internal control or intervention in Palestinian affairs. Al-Hindi expressed concerns that Israel seeks to use the international force to carry out actions it prefers not to undertake itself, particularly regarding the dismantling of Palestinian organizations. He also highlighted worries about Israel's influence over which countries would participate in the force and the potential implications for Gaza's governance.