Overview
- The resolution passed 13–0 with two abstentions after Moscow and Beijing questioned missing details and US influence.
- The plan envisions Hamas disarmament, deployment of an international stabilization force and a transitional technocratic Palestinian administration.
- Hamas rejects the measure as politically and humanitarianly insufficient and opposes international oversight of Gaza.
- Israel voices criticism over references to Palestinian self-determination and statehood and maintains a skeptical stance.
- UN chief António Guterres urges rapid action on the ground, and US envoy Mike Waltz calls the move a lifeline, with negotiations on mandates and troop contributions expected next.