09/25/2025 Updated
Overview and Step by Step Plan to Have Armed Troops in Gaza Immediately to Stop the Genocide and Bring in Humanitarian Aid!
President Petro has announced that Colombia will submit the Uniting for Peace Proposal to the General Assembly by 9 /30/2025! NEW
Welcome to the Three Phase Strategic Objective Plan for the global initiative. Working with Craig Mokhiber, former Director of the UN Human Rights Office in New York, we are initiating a movement to have the UN General Assembly institute the Uniting for Peace Resolution to authorize the deployment of a UN-mandated multinational armed protective force to be sent into Gaza immediately
We are launching this Global Strategy that calls for one specific demand: Support the Colombia Uniting for Peace Proposal to “Deploy a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza and the Occupied Territory immediately!”
There are two interrelated components to this strategy, and both are dependent on the other for the success of this strategy:
1. political/diplomatic and
2. mass action.
It will take coordinated efforts on both fronts for this to succeed, and both fronts call for immediate global mass action. This strategy outlines the mass action component.
The Key Players:
1. Palestine: The largest organization representing Palestinian Civil Society, The Palestinian NGO Network (PNGO), has already called for the deployment of a UN-Mandated Multinational Protective Force. However, only the official State of Palestine, President Abbas, can authorize UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza. Without his approval, the UN mandated multinational armed protective force CANNOT ENTER GAZA!
If you agree with Palestinian civil society that the deployment of an armed protection force is a necessary to bring about an end the genocide, it’s critical to demand the State of Palestine to act now by calling for it at the UNGA, or at the minimum endorsing the Colombian Uniting for Peace Resolution that will be introduced in the UN General Assembly by Sept. 29th, 2025. Support this call from over 150 NGO’s and peoples’ organizations based in Palestine, the most far-reaching call from Palestinian civil society yet!
To President Abbas let the world say loud and clear: “Support the Colombian sponsored Uniting for Peace Resolution NOW, ask all General Assembly members to join you and Colombia and the world will have your back!” On the other hand, let the world say,” President Abbas, if you refuse to support this Resolution, or refuse to allow a UN Armed multinational armed protective force in Gaza and the other Occupied Territory the world will hold you personally responsible for the death if every single person in Gaza since this Resolution was entered!” As of 9/25/25 Abbas has shown NO sign of supporting this Resolution! In fact, the rumor is he is opposed to it! Read the plan below and join us!
If the State of Palestine genuinely supports the protection that Palestinian civil society as it has publicly stated, it must take the request to the General Assembly (UNGA) or sign on as a co- sponsor to the Colombian Uniting for Peace Resolution—making clear that any protection force would need to be armed for self-defense and to protect civilians from harm, in order to fulfill its mandate.
In calling upon the Palestinian state to take action to initiate a Uniting for Peace effort to send a protection force equipped to carry out its mandate, we follow the lead not just of PNGO and the major global organizations endorsing its call, but also of dozens of UN experts including Francesca Albanese who have made a similar call, of former UN senior human rights official Craig Mokhiber, who has outlined a clear plan (the same one endorsed by PNGO) to ensure that the UN send an armed protection force under Uniting for Peace.
What You Can Do
By signing and sending this email—and sharing with others—you let the State of Palestine know that if it formally requests the deployment of a UN-mandated multinational protective force that is armed for self-defense and to protect civilians (as Palestinian civil society has already done) and /or co-sponsors the Colombian U4P resolution, that you and the world will support its call. Click here for email: U4Pal - Uniting for Palestine. Read below for our call for mass actions!
2. Colombia will be submitting a Uniting for Peace Resolution the week of 09/22/25 to the United Nations General Assembly. This U4P Resolution puts forward the same demands that have been posted by PAGE for the last nine months and articulated for 2 years by Craig Mokhiber.
If your country has either recognized the State of Palestine or supported any UN Resolutions condemning the Israeli genocide as of 09/10/25 your tasks should focus on:
A . Have your country publicly endorse the proposed U4P resolution that Colombia will submit for in the UNGA without amendments or changes.
B. Demand that your country sign on as a co-sponsor to the Colombian U4P Resolution (very important)
C. Demand that your country publicly pledge to vote yes for this resolution and pledge to have your UN Ambassador vote yes in the GA vote as well. click here for that 2nd email: U4Pal - Uniting for Palestine
D. Demand that your country support the Sumud flotilla and send a military vessel to protect it. During its voyage to Gaza to supply humanitarian needs, recognizing that international waters end where Palestinian water begins, and that Israel has no water rights to any passage from start to finish of this Flotilla.
E. Personally send an email to your Head of State and your UN Ambassador demanding they support the Colombian U4P resolution
This will not happen by appealing to the humanity of those in our governments. Those days are long gone. We saw how far that has gotten the people of Palestine. What we need to do is force those governments who have said they support the state of Palestine, who have been in the UN supporting resolutions to stop the genocide, to do something concrete! The only way that will happen is when we in the streets in the millions, in each country, holding up the Resolution and demanding that our country publicly support it! Learn from the Dockworkers of Italy!
This Global Call to Action begins now and builds to a global strike and days of action called by PNGO with the call to our comrades in every country to have their country support Colombia’s call for a Uniting for Peace Resolution authorizing the deployment of a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza Immediately”.
The current situation: Mass Global Actions
Phase One will be:
a. A mass broad-based coalition in every possible country, (the members of the coalition of groups supporting the proposal and proposed resolution) will serve the leader of their country 1. a letter that demands s/he immediately order the UN representative to vote YES on Colombia’s U4P Resolution. This is primarily a press event. If a response is not issued
2. That within 24 hours a mass demonstration will be called immediately in each country where this demand has not been met. The demonstrations will have three primary target sites 1. the main government building or residence of the head of state, 2. UN offices or missions in your country, and 3. Any Ports (see specifics for that below)
There will be one clear message put out internationally, “(Your country’s leader), authorize our Permanent Representative to the United Nations to immediately endorse Colombia’s Uniting for Peace Resolution authorizing the deployment of a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza Immediately.”
This is a brief overview of our strategy. Below is a more specific timetable and action plan.
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Timetable and specific strategic objectives
PHASE ONE: (this stays as the primary demand of all actions until a country, currently Colombia, submits a U4P Resolution Then refer to Phase #2)
1. Please sign the emails: U4Pal - Uniting for Palestine
2. Three forms of Targeted Mass actions:
a. Federal government (as discussed above)
b. UN (as discussed above)
c. Picket-lines at Ports (under the direction and leadership of the dock workers)
1. The picket lines will be non-violent and “informational” with the same demands as above.
a. Slowing down “business as usual” at as many ports globally as possible
The picket lines have two tangible goals.
1. Supporting the dock workers who have taken up the call and taking leadership from them for these actions.
2. Helping them to publicize these actions to dock workers in other countries who have not taken up the call.
Phase 2: Phase 1 and 2 overlap initially. Once Colombia submits the U4P resolution to the UN General Assembly a new universal demand is instituted: that “(your head of state) direct our UN Ambassador to vote yes on the Colombia U4P resolution”
Tactics
To refocus and reorient the movement, articulating a very specific and very tangible goal.
· 1. That your government agrees to vote YES for the Colombian Resolution and that the Resolution includes all of what is in the Colombian Resolution. No backroom deals or submission to threats by the US and its proxies.
· 2. That your government publish a letter of agreement with the Colombian Resolution, both on its governmental website as well as all the major newspapers of that country.
· 3. That all speeches at this mass demonstration should focus on the specific clauses that Colombia is demanding in its Uniting for Peace Resolution.
Strategy
The initial demonstration is primarily a tactical one, and to be used to refocus our struggle from the abstract to the concrete, creating both an honest and practical solution to end the genocide, while at the same time creating the awareness of the urgent necessity to move rapidly. This strategy recognizes that in every government there are those with sympathies to the Zionist genocide who will use every legal and illegal method to slow down this process in order for the Zionists to complete their plans of the ethnic cleaning of Gaza.
Obviously the tone of the demonstrations will be different in countries that have shown support for Palestine than those supporting the genocide, however it is important to understand that in every government there are those that support the Zionist genocide, and those who demand the end of it, and often a vast majority are somewhere in the middle, and can be swayed either way by various forces. We must impose mass non-violent actions to support those who agree, sway those in the middle, and neutralize the potential of those who will do everything possible to support the genocide. It is only through sustained and powerful mass actions that each country must be publicly forced to show their true colors, and voting on the Colombian U4P must be made that “line in the sand”
Framework and Timeline based on past practices
Specific Order and Time Frame:
· DONE Request for Emergency Special Session (ESS): If the Security Council is unable to maintain international peace and security due to lack of unanimity, any member state can request an emergency special session of the General Assembly.
· Set to happen week of Sept. 22nd Convening the Session: The General Assembly must meet within 24 hours of the request.
· Within 24 hours of Colombia formally submitting their U4P Resolution to the GA: a Vote will be taken by the entire General Assembly needing a 2/3 GA majority to pass.
· Recommendations for Collective Measures: During the emergency special session, the General Assembly will make appropriate recommendations to member states for collective measures, including the use of armed force if necessary.
· Send Troops
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Phase 3. Deployment of Forces: Time Frame
The time frame between the UN General Assembly vote and the actual deployment of forces can vary depending on several factors, including the urgency of the situation, the readiness of member states to contribute to troops, and logistical considerations. However, the process generally involves:
· Initial Consultation: As a conflict develops or worsens, the UN engages in consultations with relevant actors, including potential troop-contributing countries.
· Technical Field Assessment: A technical assessment mission is deployed to analyze the situation on the ground and provide recommendations.
· Planning and Deployment: The planning phase involves establishing a joint working group to coordinate the political, military, operational, and logistical aspects of the deployment.
The entire process from the GA vote to the deployment of forces can take from ten days to a few months, depending on the complexity and urgency of the situation. This is precisely why our forces from Day ONE of Phase One need to be in coordination and agreement with this timeline and plan in all countries.
Under Phase 3, once the vote is taken and a 2/3 majority has voted yes to The Uniting for Peace Resolution concrete plan for deployment of a UN-mandated multinational armed protective force to Gaza Immediately:
· This follows Phase 2 in building a third major demonstration for this Phase and building even larger and more sustained picket lines at Federal buildings, UN headquarters and satellite offices, and all Ports.
· Once the Resolution is passed
Picket-lines must grow even stronger and raise a new demand globally as the countdown begins. The new demand at this time becomes "Within 96 hours a UN-mandated multinational armed protective force must be on the ground, in the air, and on the sea in Gaza! “Swift military retaliation on any Israeli attacks on civilians or UN troops”.
The demand will be made that for every country that votes yes on the Resolution and approved by the State of Palestine to contribute to the armed protective force to make a public commitment within 2 days as to:
What military forces, military supplies, armaments (troops, planes, ships) try will offer, as well as what humanitarian aid they will supply ( direct medical aid, debris removal, reconstruction materials, professional aid, and human resources) that they will contribute.
· Again, this follows Phase 2 in all aspects including building a third major demonstration for this Phase and building even larger and more sustained picket lines at federal buildings, UN headquarters and satellite offices, and Ports.
· Once Phase 3 goes into effect, the picket-lines must remain and the demand made is to each government approved by Palestine, “What is our country contributing to the Multinational Armed Defensive Force?”
oWe encourage all coalitions in each country to begin assessing the military hardware as well as troop capabilities to present to the government.
TROOPS are on the ground, in the air, and on the sea in Gaza.