US administration sends UNSC members draft resolution for ISF in Gaza
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : i24NEWS has obtained the US administration's draft resolution for an international stabilization force (ISF) in Gaza sent to the UN Security Council members The US administration has sent the UN Security Council members a draft resolution for an international stabilization force (ISF) in Gaza.53% : The main points of the resolution include that the ISF will operate under a unified command in consultation and cooperation with Egypt and Israel, working together with a new and trained Palestinian police force.
50% : As drafted, the force will operate until the end of 2027, and any approval regarding it will require consultation with Israel and Egypt and the Security Council members.
44% : From Israel's perspective, whose senior Israeli officials have held talks with the administration on the issue, this is a draft resolution that leans toward its demands.
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