US Distributes Revised Resolution Draft on Gaza Conflict to UN Security Council

Diplomatic sources reported on Thursday that the United States has circulated a revised version of a resolution draft to UN Security Council members, focusing on the resolution of the conflict in Gaza for the second time.

The updated draft endorses a comprehensive plan aimed at ending the conflict and urges all parties to implement it without delay, reflecting the U.S. desire to expedite the political process and establish a ceasefire.

Additionally, the revised text includes a clear reference to a pathway towards Palestinian self-determination and the establishment of a Palestinian state, marking a significant shift in American rhetoric within the United Nations.

The draft also indicates a direct U.S. role in initiating a political dialogue between Israel and the Palestinians, with the aim of revitalizing a negotiation process that has been stalled for years.

The document clarifies that the authority of the peace council and its oversight of Gaza will be temporary, suggesting an international vision for a provisional administration of the area following a ceasefire.

This American initiative comes amid growing international pressure to achieve a ceasefire and alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, while there remains disagreement within the Security Council regarding resolution mechanisms and the next steps.