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US submits revised resolution to UNSC for Gaza Stability Force

By Newsdesk November 12, 2025 World News / International

UNITED NATIONS: The United States has presented a revised resolution to the UN Security Council proposing the establishment of a Gaza Stability Force.

Under the US-drafted resolution, the force would be overseen by a Board of Peace, chaired by President Trump. The board is tasked with monitoring economic recovery programs in Gaza and supervising efforts to disarm non-state actors through various subsidiary bodies.

According to foreign media, the draft includes Trump’s comprehensive 20-point peace plan.

Last month, during President Trump’s visit to Egypt, an agreement was reached regarding Gaza’s administration, approving the transfer of governance to technocrats.

However, the Palestinian group Hamas insisted that Gaza’s management should remain under Palestinian technocrats.

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