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UN Security Council Backs U.S. Gaza Plan, Authorizes Transitional Authority and Multinational Force

Implementation hinges on troop commitments, defined command rules and tacit local cooperation as key details remain unsettled.

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La resolución obtuvo trece votos favorables y las abstenciones de Rusia y China
New York (United States), 18/11/2025.- UN Security Council members sit at a round table in the Security Council Chamber at United Nations Headquarters in New York, New York, USA, 17 November 2025 (issued 18 November 2025). The Security Council passed the US-backed resolution, which establishes an international force to restore order in Gaza, protect civilians, and open the way for large-scale aid and rebuilding. The measure received 13 votes in favor and none against, while Russia and China abstained amid concerns that Russia might veto the text, according to the UN. (Rusia, Nueva York) EFE/EPA/OLGA FEDOROVA
El plan incluye la salida progresiva del Ejército israelí, el desarme de Hamas y un programa internacional de reconstrucción y desarrollo económico para la Franja

Overview

  • The Council adopted the U.S.-drafted resolution 13–0 with Russia and China abstaining, endorsing core elements of President Trump’s 20-point framework.
  • The measure authorizes a temporary International Stabilization Force through late 2027 with power to use all necessary measures to secure borders, protect civilians, enable aid and advance Gaza’s demilitarization.
  • The resolution establishes a transitional Junta de Paz to coordinate reconstruction and oversee a Palestinian technocratic committee, with U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz saying Trump will preside over the body.
  • Language notes a possible pathway to Palestinian self-determination conditioned on Palestinian Authority reforms and reconstruction progress, while specifics remain deliberately vague.
  • Hamas rejected the plan and refuses to disarm, and no major troop contributors have formally committed to the ISF as the U.S. rules out sending ground forces and Israel objects to Turkish participation.