The United Nations Security Council voted to authorize President Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan on Monday, with the president quick to declare a major victory.

A slew of deadly skirmishes between Israeli and Hamas forces in Gaza is threatening to derail the fragile ceasefire that President Donald Trump brokered in the region.  Accusations from both sides of ceasefire violations,

That ceasefire was part of the first phase of President Trump’s peace plan. Last week, that plan came a step closer to reality when a resolution endorsing it was adopted by the UN Security Council. Within that 20-point plan - which covers everything from how to disarm Hamas,

The UN Security Council on Nov. 17 endorsed a resolution drafted by the United States with 13 nations in favor, zero votes against and two abstentions, from Russia and China. The resolution supports "phase two" of Trump's Gaza plan. "Phase one" started in October with an Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hostage and prisoner exchange.

From United States President Donald Trump’s dramatic return to the White House to a fragile Gaza ceasefire, a raging global trade war, and record-breaking climate disasters, 2025 unfolded as a year of geopolitical shocks,

One month into the ceasefire in Gaza, Israel is still impeding aid as progress to the next phase stalls.

Trump Mideast Wars Gaza President Donald Trump greets Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto during a summit to support ending the more than two-year Israel-Hamas war in Gaza after a breakthrough ceasefire deal, Monday, Oct. 13, 2025, in Sharm El Sheikh ...

The U.S. resolution received backing from several Arab nations but faced pushback from Israel, as well as a rival proposal from Russia, which abstained.

The Office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu applauded U.S. President Donald Trump's leadership after the U.N. Security Council voted to endorse his Gaza peace plan, and said Trump would "help lead the region to peace and prosperity" in a new statement released Tuesday.

A pair of Israeli strikes in Gaza’s southern city of Khan Younis early Thursday killed five people, hospital officials said, bringing the death toll from airstrikes in the Palestinian territory over a roughly 12-hour period to 33.