US Troops and Others Oversee Gaza Peace Plan

The UN Security Council has approved the Gaza peace plan brokered by President Trump that could now clear the way for at least 20,000 international troops who are ready to deploy into the Gaza Strip. Entities Jason Perry has the details. >> On Monday, international journalists were allowed to visit the newly established civil military coordination center in Israel. This is where about 200 US troops are currently working alongside the Israeli military and delegations from other countries for planning the stabilization and reconstruction of Gaza. The plan also includes the deployment of international troops to the Gaza Strip as a stabilization force. Secretary of State Marco Rubio previously explained that some of the countries, according to their own laws, cannot deploy troops to Gaza without a UN mandate. But that could soon change. The United Nations Security Council on Monday approved the Gaza Peace Plan brokered by President Trump. It could now clear the way for at least 20,000 international troops ready to deploy to the Gaza Strip. The plan also offers a pathway to Palestinian statehood, something Israel opposes. >> For those that are recognizing a Palestinian state after October 7th, and currently as our people, our hostages are still being held captive in the Gaza Strip. You are rewarding terror with an enormous prize. We will not allow a launching pad for terror to be located next to the Jewish state. And Israel's Minister of National Security called for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take unprecedented action if the UN resolution is adopted. >> If the UN recognizes this thing, you, Mr. Prime Minister, must order targeted assassinations of senior Palestinian Authority officials who are terrorists for all intents and purposes. And you, Mr. Prime Minister, should order the arrest of President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmud Abbas. There is a cell ready for him in Katyad prison. >> Meanwhile, New York City Mayor Eric Adams was in Israel on Monday where he met with Israeli officials, including President Isaac Herszog, who said he'll never forget when Adams visited Israel after the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7th. >> Our city is more divided than it has ever been. Uh but you must know that uh we still consider Israel as an ally and as a friend. And I'm here today as I leave office to state I would not be leaving uh my advocacy for Israel and for the Jewish people all over the globe. >> The speaker of Israel's parliament said that Adam's leadership in confronting anti-semitism reflects true courage. Jason Perry, NTD News.