US EditionHamas rejects UN Gaza resolution, says international force would become party to conflict
The U.N. resolution authorizes a 20,000-troop force to demilitarize Gaza and oversee governance until 2027 despite Hamas opposition and abstentions from Russia and China.
- The United Nations Security Council approved a U.S.-authored resolution creating an International Stabilization Force to oversee Gaza's demilitarization and borders on Monday.
- With nearly all hostages returned, post-ceasefire plans involve a technocratic government of Palestinian and international experts initially governing Gaza Strip before transferring authority to the Palestinian Authority.
- Hamas forcefully rejected the resolution, saying it `strips it of its neutrality` and Israel Defense Minister Israel Katz vowed continued IDF targeting of Hamas tunnels and fighters.
- Implementation hinges on Israel Defense Forces withdrawal and Hamas disarmament, but both refuse unconditional commitment; the Palestinian Authority welcomed the initiative while U.N. language on Palestinian self-determination remains vague.
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Netanyahu applauds UN adoption of Trump’s Gaza plan and Hamas rejects it
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday applauded the United Nations’ approval of the Trump administration’s blueprint to secure and govern Gaza, while Hamas rejected the plan as a foreign instrument of control. The resolution that passed the U.N. Security Council on Monday authorizes an international stabilization force to provide security in war-devastated Gaza, approves a transitional authority called the Board o…
The UN Security Council voted in favour of the Gaza peace plan of US President Donald Trump. Of the total of 15 members, 13 voted in favour of the resolution, the veto powers China and Russia abstained.
Netanyahu praises Trump after UN approves Gaza plan and Hamas issues rejection
PM says Israel applauds Trump and 'his tireless and devoted team,' adding that the courage of Israeli soldiers and Trump’s diplomatic efforts 'helped bring home all of the living hostages and most of the deceased ones'
The UN Security Council has approved US President Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza, which envisages the establishment of an international peace committee under his leadership and international stabilization forces, with 13 votes in favor and two abstentions by China and Russia, and also suggests the possibility of establishing an independent Palestinian state. Meanwhile, Hamas has rejected the resolution. According to them, the resolution intr…
UN approves US plan authorising international stabilisation force in Gaza
The United Nations Security Council on Monday approved a United States plan for Gaza that authorises an international stabilisation force and outlines a potential route towards an independent Palestinian state, marking a significant step for the fragile ceasefire after more than two years of war.
The Palestinian Authority welcomed the UN resolution by expressing its “total availability to cooperate” with the United States and the United Nations in order to ensure the implementation of the plan.
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