The United Nations Security Council has given a nod to a US-proposed plan aimed at stabilizing Gaza, endorsing an international force to maintain security in the region. The plan, conceived as part of a broader peace initiative, envisions a future pathway towards an independent Palestinian state.
In a 13-0 vote, with abstentions from Russia and China, the proposal successfully moved forward, crucially aided by language emphasizing Palestinian self-determination. Despite hesitations earlier, the resolution garnered backing from key Arab and Muslim countries eager to establish lasting peace.
Endorsed by President Donald Trump, the plan envisages a transitional authority and an international stabilization force to oversee security, borders, and demilitarization efforts until 2027. The plan'

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