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UN Security Council Sets Vote on US Gaza Plan as Disputes Stall Transition and Crisis Deepens

The transition is frozen by unresolved terms on security and disarmament, worsening the outlook for Gaza’s civilians.

Overview

  • The US-drafted resolution would endorse a Peace Committee chaired by the US president and authorize an international stabilization force with a mandate through December 2027, with a vote expected imminently.
  • Israeli leaders have reiterated opposition to a Palestinian state and signaled the IDF will retain positions in strategic parts of Gaza, underscoring the rift over the force’s role and Hamas disarmament.
  • Severe weather has flooded shelters across Gaza, with more than 90% of tents reported unusable and the Rafah crossing reported blocked, compounding shortages of water and electricity.
  • Israeli strikes and demolitions were reported in northern Rafah, east of Khan Yunis and in Gaza City’s Zeitoun district, as the ICRC and Hamas’s al‑Qassam Brigades resumed efforts to recover a captive’s body in Gaza City.
  • Italy’s Supreme Defense Council confirmed a 12th military-aid decree for Ukraine and denounced attacks on UNIFIL, while France and Ukraine signed a protocol enabling potential acquisition of up to 100 Rafale jets and joint drone projects.