The draft has been sent to several United Nations Security Council members and seeks to establish a two-year mandate for the force, aiming for international troops to enter Gaza by January 2026. In a move signaling a new phase in international involvement in Gaza,

President Donald Trump has submitted a proposal to the United Nations (UN) proposing a two-year, international peacekeeping force in Gaza,

Mousa Abu Marzouk says in an interview with Al Jazeera that Hamas and the Palestinian Authority have come to an agreement regarding the establishment of a temporary committee that will manage the Gaza Strip on behalf of the PA.

The proposed resolution, sent to security-council members Monday, would give the US and its allied nations a broad mandate to oversee Gaza in place of Hamas and provide security through the end of

The UN on Monday said that around 81 percent of all structures in the Gaza Strip have been damaged, according to a new satellite assessment, as humanitarian efforts continue amid widespread devastation of Israel’s two-year military assault on the enclave.

In an unprecedented move, U.S.-led forces backed by Turkey have entered the Gaza Strip, defying objections from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.The new International Stabilization Force (ISF) aims to govern Gaza until 2027,

Northern Gaza experienced the largest increases in damage since July 2025, with nearly 5,700 newly affected structures,' says spokesperson - Anadolu Ajansı

Until Hamas is disarmed, Gaza has no future. I n a recent interview with the BBC, King Abdullah II of Jordan posed an uncomfortable question. “What is the mandate of security forces inside of Gaza?” he asked. Peacekeeping might be viable, but, he warned, “if it’s peace-enforcing, nobody will want to touch that.”

Humanitarian aid trucks continued to enter the besieged Gaza Strip on Tuesday under a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas