China and Russia have sharply criticized a US-drafted UN Security Council resolution on Gaza adopted this week, calling it "vague" and lacking critical details – while Hamas outright rejected the plan. The move highlights growing geopolitical tensions over post-conflict governance in the region. 💥
Why the Pushback?
Resolution 2803, approved Monday with 13 votes, proposes an international stabilization force (ISF) to oversee Gaza's reconstruction until Palestinian authorities "satisfactorily complete reforms." But China's UN envoy Fu Cong slammed the draft as "skimpy" on key details: "How will this force operate? Who funds it? The text leaves more questions than answers."
Hamas: "No Trusteeship for Gaza"
The Palestinian group condemned the resolution's call to disarm local factions, calling it a "rejection of our people's rights." In a fiery statement, Hamas accused the plan of imposing "international trusteeship" on Gaza – a non-starter for many in the region. 🚩
What’s Next?
While the resolution greenlights a transitional "Board of Peace" to coordinate aid, critics argue it sidelines Palestinian self-determination. With major powers divided, the path to lasting stability remains uncertain. As global youth demand clearer solutions, this debate shows no signs of cooling. 🔥
