"US Veto of UN Ceasefire Blamed for Gaza Bloodshed in Israel-Hamas War"

The Israel-Hamas war continues with airstrikes and bombardments in Gaza, resulting in a rising death toll, including many women and children. A Hamas hostage, Sahar Baruch, was reportedly killed, and a man was arrested in London for a racially aggravated public order offense during a pro-Palestine march. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas holds the United States responsible for the bloodshed in Gaza after their veto of a UN resolution for a ceasefire. The Arab-Islamic committee calls on the US to pressure Israel for an immediate ceasefire. Despite international pressure, the Biden administration remains opposed to an open-ended ceasefire, arguing it would benefit Hamas. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, with the UN warning of devastating consequences for the region's security.
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