State Department presenter says U.N. Security Council endorsed a Gaza peace plan
November 24, 2025 | US Department of State
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Unidentified Speaker said the U.N. Security Council "endorse[d] President Trump's comprehensive peace plan to end the conflict in Gaza," calling the endorsement "the latest step towards enduring peace and prosperity for the people of Gaza, the people of Israel, and for people in the entire region."
The segment presented the endorsement as a positive diplomatic development but did not provide the Security Council resolution number, the text of the endorsement, which member states supported it, or any implementing steps. No detail was given about how the plan addresses on-the-ground security arrangements, humanitarian access, or timelines.
Further reporting should obtain the Security Council document and identify which member states sponsored or voted for the endorsement to verify the claim and explain the plan's content.
The segment presented the endorsement as a positive diplomatic development but did not provide the Security Council resolution number, the text of the endorsement, which member states supported it, or any implementing steps. No detail was given about how the plan addresses on-the-ground security arrangements, humanitarian access, or timelines.
Further reporting should obtain the Security Council document and identify which member states sponsored or voted for the endorsement to verify the claim and explain the plan's content.
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