Gaza-war (Photo: CMC)GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP) — Dozens of United Nations (UN) experts cautioned Friday that key elements of United States (US) President Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza were inconsistent with international law and risked deepening oppression of Palestinians. The experts, who are mandated by the UN Human Rights Council but who do not speak on behalf of the United Nations, said they “welcome part of the peace plan”. The experts, including Francesca Albanese, the special rapporteur on rights in the Palestinian territory, insisted that any peace plan needed to ensure self-determination and accountability, and “not create further conditions of oppression”. Similarly, the experts maintained that the proposed “International Stabilisation Force… would replace Israeli occupation with a US-led occupation, contrary to Palestinian self-determination”. The plan would also leave partial Israeli occupation in place “indefinitely” through a security perimeter inside Gaza, which was “absolutely unacceptable”, they said.