# UNSC Resolution 2803 **Domain:** International Law / Gaza / Transitional Governance / Reconstruction **Doc Type:** United Nations Security Council Resolution Node **Classification:** Primary Legal and Institutional Record **Maturity:** Adopted 17 November 2025 / status verified 30 August 2026 **Related:** [[articles/The Gaza Opportunity in the Golden Age of Intelligence|The Gaza Opportunity]], [[wiki/Board of Peace|Board of Peace]], [[wiki/Transitional Authority|Transitional Authority]], [[wiki/Tokenized Reconstruction Finance|Tokenized Reconstruction Finance]], [[wiki/Biometric Identity Frameworks|Biometric Identity Frameworks]] --- ## Identity **United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025), S/RES/2803 (2025),** was adopted at the Security Council's 10046th meeting on **17 November 2025** by a vote of **13 in favour, none against and two abstentions**. It addresses the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question, and endorses the **Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict** of 29 September 2025. ## Operative Architecture The resolution calls for implementation of the Comprehensive Plan and maintenance of the ceasefire. It welcomes the establishment of the **Board of Peace** as a transitional administration with international legal personality and authority to coordinate Gaza's redevelopment and funding until specified conditions permit the Palestinian Authority to resume control. It authorizes operational entities supporting transitional civil administration, reconstruction and economic recovery, public services, humanitarian assistance and movement arrangements. It calls on the World Bank and other financial institutions to support reconstruction, including through a dedicated donor-governed trust fund. The resolution also authorizes a temporary **International Stabilization Force** to assist with border security, demilitarization, civilian protection, humanitarian corridors and support for vetted Palestinian police. The Board of Peace and the authorized international civil and security presences remain authorized through **31 December 2027**, subject to further Security Council action. Progress reports are required every six months. ## Corpus Relevance Resolution 2803 is a current institutional anchor for studying how international mandate, transitional authority, reconstruction finance, humanitarian delivery, security operations and eventual political succession can be combined in one governance framework. Its significance in this corpus extends beyond the literal text of the resolution. The resolution supplies the legal and institutional chassis; the wider reconstruction architecture supplies the operational systems through which that authority may be implemented. Questions of digital identity, auditable finance, programmable entitlements, scoring, transparency, contestability and exit therefore belong to the broader governance environment surrounding the mandate rather than to the resolution's operative provisions. ## Sources / Provenance - [United Nations Digital Library — Resolution 2803 (2025)](https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/4093207?ln=en) — symbol, date, subject, meeting and 13-0-2 vote record. - [United Nations official text — S/RES/2803 (2025)](https://documents.un.org/api/symbol/access?l=en&s=S%2FRES%2F2803%282025%29&t=pdf) — operative text and annexed Comprehensive Plan. - Current identity and status verified 30 August 2026. ## See Also [[articles/The Gaza Opportunity in the Golden Age of Intelligence|The Gaza Opportunity]] · [[wiki/Board of Peace|Board of Peace]] · [[wiki/Transitional Authority|Transitional Authority]] · [[wiki/Tokenized Reconstruction Finance|Tokenized Reconstruction Finance]] · [[wiki/Biometric Identity Frameworks|Biometric Identity Frameworks]] · [[wiki/Symmetric Transparency|Symmetric Transparency]]