Recent developments at the United Nations have intensified the debate over the future of Gaza as the U.S. pushes for a resolution that outlines a path to Palestinian statehood. The U.S. proposal includes the establishment of a stabilization force to aid postwar management, though it faces significant opposition from Russia, China, and several Arab nations. Despite this pushback, allies such as the UAE and Pakistan have expressed support for a swift UN approval of the resolution. However, the UAE has refrained from joining the proposed stabilization force due to concerns over potential influences from Qatar and Turkey. Observers highlight a pivotal moment at the UN as various stakeholders, including Israel, express wariness over the implications of U.S. proposals, suggesting a complex landscape where both sides may need to make concessions to advance peace efforts.