he United Nations on Monday delivered sweeping approval for the Trump administration\u2019s plan to stabilize and govern Gaza, marking a major diplomatic victory for Washington as it seeks to steer the war-torn territory toward long-term peace.<\/p>\n
In a decisive 13\u20130 vote, with Russia and China abstaining, the Security Council adopted a U.S. resolution authorizing an international stabilization force, endorsing a transitional authority to be led by President Donald Trump, and opening the door to a possible future path toward Palestinian statehood.<\/p>\n
The measure grants the legal mandate required for Arab and Muslim nations to deploy troops into Gaza a demand repeatedly emphasized during negotiations.<\/p>\n
Trump hailed the vote as a historic moment that would \u201clead to further peace all over the world.\u201d<\/p>\n
The resolution affirms Trump\u2019s 20-point ceasefire plan, outlining security responsibilities for the stabilization force, including border oversight, humanitarian coordination and demilitarization of non-state armed groups. Authorization for both the force and the transitional Board of Peace expires at the end of 2027.<\/p>\n
Arab states welcomed Washington\u2019s leadership but stressed that justice for Palestinians remains essential. Hamas rejected the plan, saying it does not meet the political and humanitarian demands of the Palestinian people. Israel supported the move while reiterating its opposition to Palestinian statehood.<\/p>\n
The vote reinforces hopes that Gaza\u2019s fragile ceasefire following a war that left tens of thousands dead will be maintained as reconstruction and governance efforts begin.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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