The United Nations has adopted a United States-backed resolution that outlines a comprehensive plan for Gaza, incorporating a 20-point proposal. The plan calls for a ceasefire, a deal to release hostages, and the establishment of a transitional governance body to oversee Gaza's reconstruction. It also authorizes member states to participate in a Board of Peace, led by the United States, to direct redevelopment and economic recovery. Additionally, the resolution empowers a stabilization force to demilitarize Gaza by decommissioning weapons and dismantling military infrastructure. However, Hamas has rejected the idea of an international force, labeling it as a 'party to the conflict.'