U.N. General Assembly Approves Ceasefire in Israel-Hamas War Despite U.S. Opposition

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The United Nations General Assembly approved a non-binding resolution demanding a cease-fire in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, with the U.S. being one of the 10 nations opposing it. The resolution reflects evolving global views on the war, and the U.S. justified its position by stating that Hamas broke an earlier deal. The U.S. had previously blocked a similar resolution at the United Nations Security Council.
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