A US plan for Gaza, ambitious but lacking in specifics, faces a crucial vote at the UN.

A US plan for Gaza, ambitious but lacking in specifics, faces a crucial vote at the UN. The UN Security Council is scheduled to vote Monday on a resolution aimed at advancing a more lasting peace and reconstruction in Gaza, beyond the precarious ceasefire that began last month. Among its key features is a Peace Board that would govern Gaza for two years, supported by international forces and the Palestinian police trained in Egypt. According to a draft resolution obtained by CNN, the Board would oversee the disarmament of Hamas and other factions (a key Israeli demand) and the reconstruction of Gaza.