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The US has vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages, with all other members voting in favor. The veto, citing insufficient condemnation of Hamas and Israel's right to self-defense, has drawn international criticism amid escalating violence and a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The US vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate Gaza ceasefire and the release of hostages, citing insufficient condemnation of Hamas and support for Israel's right to self-defense, amid ongoing Israeli military operations and international debates over the conflict.
The US vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for a Gaza ceasefire, citing concerns over Hamas and Israel's right to self-defense, amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises in Gaza.
The article discusses the reasons behind the United States' veto power over what India can purchase with its dollars, highlighting the geopolitical and economic implications of this influence.
The article discusses how the United States has a veto power over what India can purchase with its dollars, highlighting the influence of US policies on India's international trade and financial transactions.
The US vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for an unconditional ceasefire in Gaza, with most other countries supporting it. The veto was justified by the US as protecting Israel's right to defend itself, while critics condemned it for blocking efforts to address the humanitarian crisis and calling it a moral failure. The resolution aimed to lift restrictions on aid and end the conflict, but was blocked by the US, highlighting ongoing tensions and differing perspectives on the Gaza conflict.
The US vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for an unconditional Gaza ceasefire, citing concerns over Hamas and diplomatic efforts, while other members supported the resolution to end the conflict and improve aid access amid ongoing violence and humanitarian crises.
The U.S. vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate Gaza cease-fire, hostage releases, and humanitarian aid, with 14 other members voting in favor, highlighting U.S. isolation on this issue.
The United States has vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, marking the fourth time it has done so during the current conflict to support Israel. The resolution, supported by 14 of the 15 Council members, also demanded the unconditional release of hostages and rejected efforts to starve Palestinians. The US argued that the resolution failed to link a ceasefire with the release of hostages, potentially sending a dangerous message to Hamas. The veto has drawn criticism from other nations and human rights organizations, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The United States has vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, arguing it would embolden Hamas. The resolution, supported by 14 of the 15 council members, also demanded the release of hostages and humanitarian aid access. The US insists on linking a ceasefire to hostage release, while Israel's ambassador supported the veto, claiming the resolution would lead to more violence. The conflict, sparked by a Hamas attack on Israel, has resulted in significant civilian casualties and displacement in Gaza. The US has previously used its veto power to block similar resolutions.
The UN Security Council is set to vote on a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, which notably does not include provisions for the release of hostages. The resolution, developed by ten non-permanent members and submitted by Guyana, faces uncertainty over whether the US will use its veto power. While the US previously supported a similar resolution, its current stance remains unclear. The resolution, if passed, would be declarative and non-binding, but the Council could impose future sanctions for non-compliance.
The United States vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution that would have recognized a Palestinian state, despite 12 members voting in favor and two abstaining. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas criticized the veto, while Israel's Foreign Minister Israel Katz praised the decision. The US stated that premature actions in New York would not achieve statehood for the Palestinians and emphasized the need for direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. The Palestinian efforts for recognition as a member state began in 2011, and they currently hold a non-member observer state status.
The U.S. vetoed a Palestinian bid for full U.N. membership, emphasizing the need for direct negotiations with Israel for a two-state solution. The Security Council vote was blocked by the U.S., with Israel praising the decision and China expressing disappointment. Meanwhile, the U.S. urged Israel to minimize civilian casualties in potential military assaults on Gaza, imposed sanctions on Iranian military leaders, and blamed Hamas for stalled peace talks. Additionally, a U.N. school in Gaza was hit by an airstrike, and the Israeli military appeared to conclude a raid in central Gaza, causing widespread destruction.
The U.N. Security Council failed to pass a vote on admitting the State of Palestine as a full member, with the U.S. using its veto power. The Palestinian Authority sought full membership after being a nonmember observer state for 12 years, but the U.S. and Israel oppose it, arguing that Palestinian statehood should come after a negotiated peace agreement. The General Assembly may still approve Palestinian statehood, as support outside the U.S. and its allies is broad. The recent conflict between Israel and Palestine has shifted international perspectives, with the Middle East on a "knife-edge," according to U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
Doctors Without Borders' chief slammed the US and the UN Security Council for complicity in the suffering inflicted by Israeli forces in Gaza, denouncing the veto of a ceasefire resolution and highlighting the devastating conditions aid workers are facing. The head of MSF described the horrifying impact on children and the erosion of humanitarian principles, calling for an immediate and sustained ceasefire while criticizing the US for obstructing efforts. Health care workers have reported unimaginable conditions and urgent need for a ceasefire, with hundreds of attacks on health facilities and workers by Israeli forces.