"US Role in UN Gaza Ceasefire Resolution Sparks Diplomatic Tensions"

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The UN Security Council passed a resolution for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, with the US abstaining from vetoing it, marking a departure from its longstanding support for Israel. Israel has rejected the resolution, continuing its attacks on Gaza, and criticized the lack of conditions tying the ceasefire to the release of hostages. There is debate over whether the resolution is binding, with the US arguing it is non-binding while others claim it is. The US abstention reflects concerns about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, leading to strained relations with Israel and potential consequences for arms sales.
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