Gaza Factions Reject UN Plan for International Takeover

Breaking News: Hamas, Gaza Factions Reject UN Resolution Hamas and other Palestinian factions in Gaza have rejected a United Nations Security Council resolution that establishes a governing board and an international stabilisation force to take over the Israeli-besieged enclave. The joint statement released on Tuesday described the US-led effort as a framework that paves the way for field arrangements imposed outside the Palestinian national will. According to the statement, the international military force proposed to be deployed in Gaza will turn into a type of imposed guardianship or administration reproducing a reality that the Palestinian factions reject. The factions also expressed concerns that the resolution undermines the Palestinian people's right to self-determination and statehood. The UN Security Council resolution was proposed by the United States in response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The resolution aims to establish a governing board and an international stabilisation force to take over the enclave, which has been under Israeli blockade since 2007. The proposal was met with opposition from Hamas and other Palestinian factions, who have long been critical of international intervention in the conflict. The rejection of the UN resolution by Hamas and other Palestinian factions is likely to exacerbate the ongoing crisis in Gaza. The factions have called for a unified Palestinian stance against the proposal, which they see as a threat to their national sovereignty. The international community is now bracing for a potential escalation of the conflict. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has been ongoing for years, with the enclave facing severe shortages of food, water, and electricity. The conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in the deaths of thousands of Palestinians and the destruction of large swathes of the enclave. The international community has been struggling to find a solution to the crisis, with various proposals and initiatives failing to yield a lasting peace. The fate of the UN resolution remains uncertain, with the international community waiting to see how the Palestinian factions will respond to the proposal. The United States has maintained that the resolution is a necessary step towards stabilising the situation in Gaza, while Hamas and other Palestinian factions have vowed to resist any form of international intervention. The situation in Gaza remains volatile, with the potential for further escalation and violence.