The Insane Logistics of Peacekeeping in Gaza
November 24, 2025
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Did the UN just approve Trump’s Gaza peace plan… and now nobody’s sure who’s actually going to keep the peace?
In this video, I break down what almost nobody talks about: the logistics of putting a multinational peacekeeping force into Gaza. We’ll look at which countries are most likely to send troops (Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Rwanda, Jordan, Egypt, and more), how UN peacekeeping actually works behind the scenes, and why this mission is less “send in the blue helmets” and more “deploy an entire floating Costco into a warzone.”
I’ll walk through:
* How UN peacekeeping forces are selected and certified
* Why poor countries love peacekeeping (hint: reimbursements)
* How 20,000+ peacekeepers would physically move into Gaza
* The real bottlenecks: ports, staging areas, fuel, water, power, and political will
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