DOHA, Oct 25 (Reuters) – Secretary of State Marco Rubio said U.S. officials are getting input on a possible UN resolution or international agreement to authorize a multinational force in Gaza and will discuss the issue in Qatar on Sunday.
Item 1 of 3 U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio waves before boarding a plane as he departs for Doha from Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, October 25, 2025. U.S. President Donald Trump will meet on October 25 with the emir and prime minister of Qatar – a key ally in preserving the fragile Gaza peace deal – during a refueling stop on his way to Asia, officials said. Fadel Senna/Pool via REUTERS
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“Many of the countries that have expressed an interest in participating at some level — whether it be monetary or personnel or both — are going to need that (a UN resolution or international agreement) because their domestic laws require it,” Rubio told reporters traveling on his plane between Israel and Qatar en route to Asia. “So we have a whole team working on that outline of it.”
The administration of President Donald Trump wants Arab states to contribute funds and troops for a multinational force to keep the peace in Gaza. Israel has rejected the idea of Turkish troops participating.
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