Israel attacks Beirut, targets Hezbollah chief of staff

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad is warning that international forces could be treated as an "occupying force" in the wake of the United Nations' vote to adopt a U.S.-led resolution on Gaza.

On Monday, the United Nations Security Council approved a resolution propping up President Donald Trump's 20-point Gaza peace plan that would authorize an international force to stabilize the Gulf region, run by a "Board of Peace" headed up by Trump.

Palestinian Islamic Jihad spokesman Mohammad Al Haj Musa reacted to the vote on Tuesday telling Al Jazeera, “We will treat any force that enters the Gaza Strip as an occupying force.”

“They must withdraw,” he said.

-ABC News’ Will Gretsky

One victim was killed and three were wounded, including a 15-year-old boy, in a car ramming and stabbing attack in the West Bank on Tuesday, Israeli officials said.

The Israel Defense Forces said two "terrorists" were eliminated at the scene of the car ramming. lDF soldiers are now encircling the area to conduct searches and block off the roads, the statement added.

-ABC News’ Morgan Winsor and Jordana Miller

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office published a statement on Tuesday congratulating President Donald Trump after the United Nations Security Council authorized the U.S.-led plan for post-war Gaza.

"We believe that this plan will lead to peace and prosperity, as it includes full demobilization, disarmament and a process to deradicalize Gaza," Netanyahu said in the statement.

"In cooperation with the United States and other countries supporting the plan, Israel looks forward to the return of all the bodies of the abductees. Without delay," he said. There are believed to still be three deceased hostages inside Gaza.

"We will also begin the process of demilitarizing and disarming the Gaza Strip and ending Hamas rule," Netanyahu said.

"Israel extends its hand of peace and prosperity to all its neighbors, and calls on them to normalize relations and join the movement to remove Hamas and its supporters from the region," the prime minister added.

Netanyahu's statement did not mention the plan's reference to potential future Palestinian statehood -- a proposal the prime minister and other Israeli officials have criticized and repeatedly said they will block, including in the days leading up to Monday's vote.

President Donald Trump celebrated the U.N. vote approving the U.S. plan for an international stabilization force in Gaza in a post to social media on Monday night.

"Congratulations to the World on the incredible Vote of the United Nations Security Council, just moments ago, acknowledging and endorsing the BOARD OF PEACE, which will be chaired by me, and include the most powerful and respected Leaders throughout the World," the president wrote.

"This will go down as one of the biggest approvals in the History of the United Nations, will lead to further Peace all over the World, and is a moment of true Historic proportion!," Trump said.

Trump thanked the countries that backed the vote and worked with the U.S. to secure the peace deal. Trump added that "members of the Board, and many more exciting announcements, will be made in the coming weeks."

-ABC News' Michelle Stoddart