The United States is pushing for a two-year United Nations Security Council mandate to deploy an international stabilization force in Gaza, aiming to support a long-term resolution to the ongoing conflict. The proposed force would collaborate with Israel and Egypt to demilitarize Gaza, train Palestinian police, protect civilians, and secure humanitarian corridors. While the draft resolution aligns with President Trump's broader plan for the region, it faces uncertainty over support within the Security Council and hesitancy from countries wary of direct confrontation with armed groups. The plan does not explicitly outline a pathway to Palestinian statehood, a key concern for Arab states, and would temporarily sideline the Palestinian Authority pending reforms.