The United Nations Security Council is scheduled to vote on a proposal to deploy an international peacekeeping force to Gaza amid escalating violence.
The measure aims to protect civilians, facilitate humanitarian aid, and monitor ceasefire agreements in the conflict-affected region.
Diplomatic sources say the proposal has garnered strong support from European and Middle Eastern members, though some permanent members remain cautious.
The international community has repeatedly called for urgent action as clashes and airstrikes continue to threaten civilian lives.
The UN Secretary-General emphasized the need for immediate intervention, warning that delays could worsen the humanitarian crisis.
Observers note that even if the resolution passes, deployment of forces would require logistical coordination and agreement from regional authorities.
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