Trump celebrates the Security Council's decision: "A historic agreement" to establish a peace council regarding Gaza.

U.S. President Donald Trump praised the United Nations Security Council's approval of the American resolution supporting his peace plan for the Gaza Strip, describing this achievement as a 'historic consensus' that will have a long-term impact on international security.

Trump stated in a post on his social media platform 'Truth Social' that he 'congratulates the world on the amazing vote' from Security Council members, adding that a Peace Council regarding Gaza will be established under his presidency, as stipulated in the resolution.

He added: 'The Security Council's decision is one of the greatest agreements in the history of the United Nations and will lead to more peace around the world.' It is noteworthy that the Security Council adopted the American resolution after only two members abstained, China and Russia, without using their veto power, with a voting result of 13 in favor and two abstentions.

The resolution mandates the establishment of an international force to stabilize Gaza, which is authorized to operate until the end of 2027, in coordination with Egypt and the Israeli occupation. The tasks of this force include disarmament, dismantling military infrastructure, and establishing a security environment that allows for reconstruction.

The resolution also stipulates the establishment of what is known as the 'Board of Peace' as an international transitional authority, involving international experts and Palestinian technocrats, to oversee the reconstruction and temporary management of Gaza.

In response to this vote, Trump expressed his vision that 'this is a moment of true historical dimensions' and thanked the United Nations and all member states of the council for supporting the resolution.

He also indicated that 'the names of the members of the Peace Council and other organizational details will be announced soon.'

For his part, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, described the resolution as a significant step towards 'a path to Palestinian self-determination,' adding that the plan aims to replace 'rockets with olive branches' and establish a new phase of stability.

On the other hand, Hamas rejected the resolution, considering it imposes 'international guardianship' over Gaza, and expressed opposition to disarmament being part of the international force's tasks, arguing that it constitutes a safeguard in favor of Israel.