The United States has announced that key regional partners, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, support its draft resolution for Gaza, which was circulated for formal consideration by the United Nations Security Council. The resolution proposes a two-year transitional mandate for Gaza, the establishment of a transitional governance body, and the deployment of an international stabilization force to oversee security, humanitarian aid, and the demilitarization of armed groups. Regional backing is seen as crucial for the legitimacy and effectiveness of the proposed multinational force, and the United States has emphasized that it will not send its own troops. The initiative aims to bring lasting peace and stability to Gaza, with the involvement of regional and international partners in both governance and security roles.