The United Nations Security Council has once again faced a deadlock in passing a resolution regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict.
After prolonged discussions among member nations on proposed resolutions on Monday, the council remained unable to reach a consensus.
In response to the ongoing conflict, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issued an appeal on Monday for a cease-fire in Gaza. His goal is to put an end to the escalating tensions between the Israeli Defense Forces and Hamas militants.
One of the key points of contention within the Security Council is whether to endorse “humanitarian cease-fires” and “humanitarian pauses” as requested by some council members. These measures aim to de-escalate the ongoing Israeli ground invasion.
U.S. Deputy Ambassador Robert Wood, in commenting on the discussions, stated, “We discussed the possibility of humanitarian pauses and are interested in exploring the language on this matter.” However, significant disagreements persist within the council regarding the acceptability of such measures.
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How about Hamas deescalate by returning the hostages?
Is the UN going to do something about Pakistan cleansing its land of all Afghans and bulldozing their homes? 250,000 people displaced this week I thought I saw.
Is it posible that someone putsva bullet in Guterres’s head?
EDWARD ROMANO I agree with you that the world would be nicer and more pleasant place without evil reshaim like Gutters and other UN members, however, you must keep 2 things in mind:
#1 It is not legal or acceptable to state such things in a public forum.
#2 Yidden in golus SHOULD NOT talk in a violent and confrontational manner with Gentiles, it’s not a good and appropriate policy for Jews living in golus amongst gentiles.