US EditionCardinal Says Situation on the Ground Hasn’t Changed in Gaza
The UN Security Council passed Resolution 2803 with 13 votes in favor, creating a Board of Peace and an International Stabilization Force to demilitarize Gaza, but Hamas rejected key clauses.
- On November 17, the UNSC adopted Resolution 2803, but Hamas rejected it, citing concerns over the international force’s neutrality, including disarming the resistance.
- While Hamas initially agreed to phase one of the 20-point plan including an immediate ceasefire and release of nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners, disarmament of Hamas remains a core sticking point.
- Turkey is readying a brigade of 2,000 soldiers to join the ISF, which US Ambassador Mike Waltz described as a coalition including Indonesia and Azerbaijan tasked with overseeing demilitarization and aid delivery, while Israel opposes Turkish participation.
- Potential troop contributors like Azerbaijan and the UAE are setting conditions, with the UAE likely not participating without a clear framework and Azerbaijan only sending troops if military action stops; the US considers skipping demilitarization, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists Hamas must be disarmed.
- Hamas argues ISF mandates would strip neutrality and complicate implementation, while US soldiers at the Civil Military Coordination Center in Kiryat Gat manage ceasefire violations reported since October 10.
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Cardinal says situation on the ground hasn’t changed in Gaza
A peace plan for Gaza created by U.S. President Donald Trump and approved by the UN Security Council has not changed anything on the ground, according to Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem. On Monday, the Security Council endorsed the “Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict,” which establishes a Board of Peace and authorized the Board and Member States working with it to establish a temporary International Stabil…
US-Backed ‘Gaza Peace Plan’ Shuts Out Palestinians and Repackages Israeli Occupation
By Robert Inlakesh – Nov 19, 2025 United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2803 on US President Donald Trump’s so-called “Gaza peace plan” was adopted on Monday with 13 votes in favour, while only Russia and China abstained. Although Washington has repeatedly used its veto power over the past two years to block efforts aimed at ending the genocide in Gaza, this time it leveraged the fragile “ceasefire” agreement to push through a reso…
Hamas rejects UNSC vote endorsing key aspects of 20-point plan for Gaza
Hamas rejected UN Security Council Resolution 2803, which endorses US President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan, immediately after its passage. The resolution also called for the establishment of the Board of Peace that would temporarily govern Gaza and oversee the creation of an International Stabilization Force (ISF). Continued challenges to the establishment of an ISF and Hamas's rejection of the resolution and refusal to disarm place the …
Hamas Rejects U.S.-Backed U.N. Plan to Place Gaza Under International Stabilization Force
Hamas and other factions inside Gaza are rejecting the U.S.-backed U.N. plan to place Gaza under the control of a U.S.-led board and an international stabilization force. In a statement, the Palestinian groups likened the plan to a “deep international partnership in the war of extermination waged by the [Israeli] occupation against our people.” This is Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem. Hazem Qassem: “This resolution fully adopts the Israeli posit…
US-backed ‘Gaza peace plan’ shuts out Palestinians and repackages Israeli occupation
US-backed UNSC Resolution 2803 enables a US-led governing body in Gaza and resistance demilitarisation, effectively repackaging Israeli occupation and apartheid under international cover.
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