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Iran war may be dampening international enthusiasm for peacekeeping force in Gaza
The potential for an Iran war is reducing international support for a peacekeeping force in Gaza, as Arab and Muslim leaders from Indonesia to Kazakhstan avoid open cooperation with the US and Israel following attacks on Iran and Lebanon. The Board of Peace's postwar plan is now in limbo due to these geopolitical tensions.
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