Regional leaders have expressed concerns about the United Nations Security Council's proposed approach to stabilizing Gaza, particularly regarding the deployment of an international security force. Jordan, which borders both Israel and Palestine, is hesitant to participate without a clear mandate, while Palestinian leaders have long advocated for international involvement to end the occupation. The United States has used the United Nations as a platform to push for its ceasefire plan, but critics argue the draft resolution favors Israeli interests and lacks references to previous international agreements or a defined role for the Palestinian Authority. Many countries and commentators warn that the plan risks perpetuating division and could be seen as a form of new colonialism unless the Security Council and Palestinian leadership are given significant oversight roles.