The United Nations Security Council is set to vote Monday on a resolution backing United States President Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan. The latest draft of the resolution introduces the possibility of a future Palestinian state and proposes the creation of a transitional governing body for Gaza, with Trump potentially at its head until 2027. It also calls for the formation of a temporary international force to work alongside Israel, Egypt, and Palestinian police to secure borders and demilitarize the Gaza Strip. While the United States and several Arab and Muslim-majority countries have urged swift adoption, Russia has circulated a competing draft that omits the board of peace and immediate deployment of international forces, instead focusing on reporting and the principle of a two-state solution. Diplomatic discussions continue amid concerns about the details and oversight of the proposed plan.