Guardian: Draft grants immunity to Gaza peace body
The British newspaper "The Guardian" revealed that an internal draft resolution related to the "Peace Council," supported by the United Nations, grants its members, staff, and allies broad legal immunity. This includes protection from arrest and legal procedures in Gaza, with the power for the council's chairman, Donald Trump, to lift the immunity with a majority of members. The draft also stipulates the possibility for the council and its facilities to seize Palestinian properties inside the Gaza Strip without compensation. It plans to establish military bases and logistical centers, which has sparked legal controversy and warnings over the lack of oversight and accountability. Meanwhile, there are ongoing communications with Palestinian and foreign parties regarding the administrative framework of the project.
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