Open Letters to Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron on Gaza Humanitarian Stabilization
Citizen diplomacy from the Bald Eagle Party, calling for coordinated leadership from the United Kingdom and France to strengthen humanitarian stabilization in Gaza under the United Nations framework, with full use of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).
Letter to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer
Official UK Government contact portal: www.gov.uk
Subject: UK Leadership on Humanitarian Stabilization and IFRC Integration in Gaza
Prime Minister Starmer,
As humanitarian needs in Gaza intensify, the establishment of trusted and neutral logistics operations is now a determining factor in whether stabilization efforts succeed or fail. The current reality on the ground is not limited to the absence of violence; it is defined by whether families have safe shelter, medical care, clean water, and reliable access to aid that is not viewed as political leverage.
The United Kingdom is uniquely positioned to play a decisive role in steering the implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803 toward a humanitarian-first stabilization model. To function effectively, this model requires an operational backbone that is universally recognized as neutral, technically capable, and already present around the world in conflict and disaster environments.
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) is unmatched in this regard. It combines:
- global trust as a neutral humanitarian network,
- proven field logistics and shelter management capacity,
- experience coordinating medical support and emergency supply chains,
- and a clear separation from political or military objectives.
I have drafted an informal proposal that outlines a practical coordination framework between the United Nations, the Board of Peace established under the Gaza plan, and the IFRC. The intent is simple: build stability on a foundation of trusted humanitarian operations, rather than attempting to bolt humanitarian structures on after political arrangements are in place.
The proposal is available here for your review:
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Proposal to UN Security Council on Gaza Humanitarian Coordination
This is a citizen contribution, not a formal government submission. Its purpose is to help remove practical obstacles, reduce civilian suffering, and support a stabilization path where the UK’s diplomatic voice can be amplified through a clear humanitarian framework that others can rally around.
Thank you for your attention and for the United Kingdom’s ongoing role in defending human dignity, the rule of law, and international stability.
Respectfully,
Killian Yates
Letter to French President Emmanuel Macron
Official Élysée website: www.elysee.fr
Subject: Proposal for Strengthened Humanitarian Coordination in Gaza Through IFRC Integration Under UNSC Resolution 2803
President Macron,
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to escalate beyond the current pace of stabilization efforts. The needs are immediate and interconnected: safe shelter, medical support, reliable logistics corridors, sanitation, fuel, water systems, and protected zones capable of receiving displaced people with dignity and security. These are not secondary issues to be handled after politics; they are the baseline conditions that determine whether any peace framework can survive.
With the adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025), the international community now has a defined mechanism for stabilization involving the United Nations, the Board of Peace, and an International Stabilization Force. However, for this mechanism to actually protect civilians and restore stability, it needs a humanitarian center of gravity that is accepted as neutral, trusted, and operationally ready at scale.
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) is uniquely positioned to fill that role. It is:
- globally recognized as a neutral humanitarian actor,
- experienced in large-scale logistics, shelter operations, and medical support coordination,
- and perceived by civilians as providing aid without political or military conditions.
I have prepared an informal proposal urging that the humanitarian and reconstruction phase under UNSC Resolution 2803 explicitly integrate IFRC protocols and logistics, in close coordination with the United Nations and the Board of Peace. This approach is designed to reduce friction, improve humanitarian access, and lay practical foundations for a durable peace.
The full text of this citizen proposal is available here:
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Proposal to UN Security Council on Gaza Humanitarian Coordination
France is in a singular position: a permanent member of the Security Council, a global humanitarian voice, and a country respected for its independent and principled foreign policy. French support for elevating and formalizing IFRC integration under the 2803 framework would be more than symbolic; it could be catalytic for a coalition committed to human dignity and stability.
Thank you for your leadership and for considering this contribution as the world faces a critical test of humanitarian responsibility and collective security.
Respectfully,
Killian Yates
Objet : Proposition de coordination humanitaire renforcée à Gaza grâce à l’intégration de la FICR dans l’application de la Résolution 2803 du Conseil de sécurité
Monsieur le Président Macron,
La crise humanitaire à Gaza s’intensifie à un rythme qui dépasse les efforts actuels de stabilisation. Les besoins sont immédiats et profondément liés : abris sûrs, soutien médical, corridors logistiques sécurisés, assainissement, carburant, systèmes d’eau potable et zones protégées capables d’accueillir les populations déplacées dans la dignité et la sécurité. Il ne s’agit pas de questions secondaires à traiter après coup : elles constituent les conditions de base sans lesquelles aucun cadre de paix ne peut durer.
Avec l’adoption de la Résolution 2803 (2025) du Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies, la communauté internationale dispose d’un mécanisme de stabilisation structuré, associant les Nations Unies, un Conseil de Paix et une Force internationale de stabilisation. Pour que ce mécanisme protège réellement les civils et rétablisse la stabilité, il doit s’appuyer sur un noyau humanitaire clairement identifié, reconnu comme neutre, digne de confiance et opérationnel à grande échelle.
La Fédération Internationale des Sociétés de la Croix-Rouge et du Croissant-Rouge (FICR) est particulièrement bien placée pour assumer ce rôle. Elle est :
- reconnue mondialement comme acteur humanitaire neutre ;
- expérimentée dans la logistique de grande ampleur, la gestion de sites d’abris et la coordination du soutien médical ;
- perçue par les civils comme apportant une aide non conditionnée par des objectifs politiques ou militaires.
J’ai préparé une proposition informelle visant à intégrer explicitement les protocoles et capacités logistiques de la FICR dans la phase humanitaire et de reconstruction relevant de la Résolution 2803, en étroite coordination avec les Nations Unies et le Conseil de Paix. Cette approche est conçue pour réduire les frictions, améliorer l’accès humanitaire et poser des bases concrètes pour une paix durable.
Le texte complet de cette proposition citoyenne est disponible ici :
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Proposition au Conseil de sécurité sur la coordination humanitaire à Gaza
La France occupe une position singulière : membre permanent du Conseil de sécurité, voix humanitaire de premier plan et pays respecté pour l’indépendance et la cohérence de sa politique étrangère. Un soutien français à une intégration renforcée de la FICR dans le cadre de la Résolution 2803 serait plus que symbolique ; il pourrait être un moteur pour une coalition attachée à la dignité humaine et à la stabilité.
Je vous remercie de votre leadership et de l’attention que vous porterez à cette contribution à un moment critique pour la responsabilité humanitaire et la sécurité collective.
Respectueusement,
Killian Yates
Related Link
Core draft proposal referenced in both letters:
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Proposal to the UN Security Council on Gaza Humanitarian Coordination
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