Reports indicate that Israel is closely monitoring the United States-led coordination base established to oversee the ceasefire and humanitarian aid efforts in the Gaza Strip. The headquarters was set up in October as part of a broader plan to end the conflict and facilitate aid delivery. While initial reports suggested that the United States military had taken over responsibility for incoming goods, officials now clarify that Israel retains control over Gaza's perimeter and the flow of supplies. The arrangement has led to some tensions, with American officials describing the cooperation as an integration rather than a transfer of authority.