JERUSALEM, Israel – It's an important day for the future of Israel.

The United Nations Security Council is expected to vote on President Donald Trump's International Stabilization Plan for Gaza. It comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin attempts to introduce his own plan. And in Jerusalem, Jews and Christians gathered to honor Charlie Kirk.

Hamas issued a statement ahead of the U.N. vote, saying any disarmament of the terror group violates their "right to resistance" and Palestinian sovereignty."

Over the weekend, Putin called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to the Kremlin, the two talked about the Gaza ceasefire and Putin's counter-proposal to the Trump administration's International Stabilization Plan.

Netanyahu warned in his cabinet meeting on Sunday that no

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