Overview
- The Council adopted the U.S.-sponsored resolution 13–0, with Russia and China abstaining.
- The measure creates International Stabilization Forces authorized to use "all necessary measures" to demilitarize Gaza, seize weapons, secure borders, and provide security.
- The force will include troops from several Arab countries, and Israeli forces will leave once control transfers to the international contingent.
- A transitional Council of Peace will oversee external governance in Gaza, which Trump says he will lead, with membership to be announced later and Tony Blair mentioned in reports as a potential participant.
- Hamas condemned the resolution as non-neutral and warned against efforts to disarm it, while Russian official Kirill Dmitriev said Moscow's abstention enabled the measure’s passage.