"UN Security Council Veto Blocks US Cease-Fire Resolution for Israel-Hamas Conflict"

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A U.S.-sponsored resolution for an immediate cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war failed in the UN Security Council as Russia and China vetoed it, citing vague language. The resolution aimed to secure the release of hostages and provide humanitarian aid to Gaza, but Russia called it "pointless" and "empty." The U.S. has historically vetoed resolutions against Israel and has blocked multiple cease-fire demands. Negotiations for a cease-fire continue, but the main barrier remains Israel's vow to continue the war after a pause and Hamas' demand for a permanent cease-fire and Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza.
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