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Why didn’t the U.S. block a Gaza ceasefire vote?

Mar 28, 2024
21:55
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Julian Borger from The Guardian talks about the US abstaining on a Gaza ceasefire vote at the UN, signaling a potential shift in US-Israel relations. They discuss the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, US public opinion on Israel's military actions, and the implications of reevaluating military aid to Israel.
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  • The US abstained from vetoing the UN resolution, indicating a potential reevaluation of their relationship with Israel.
  • Growing international disapproval urges Israel to consider policy changes and pursue peace to avoid further isolation.

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UN Security Council Resolution 27 28 Passes for Ceasefire in Gaza

The UN Security Council passed a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, a significant departure as the US abstained from vetoing it. This resolution demanded an immediate ceasefire and emphasized the release of hostages by Hamas, without linking these demands. The US's change in approach signified a shift from their previous stance of vetoing such resolutions, underlining a potential reevaluation of their relationship with Israel.

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