"Security Council's Quest for a Veto-Free Gaza Vote"

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"Security Council's Quest for a Veto-Free Gaza Vote"
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The UN Security Council is working on a resolution to halt the fighting in Gaza and allow for the delivery of humanitarian aid, while avoiding a US veto. Negotiations are ongoing to draft a resolution that demands an "urgent suspension of hostilities" instead of a ceasefire. The Biden administration has previously vetoed resolutions, arguing that a ceasefire would benefit Hamas. The current draft does not include a specific condemnation of Hamas or a declaration of Israel's right to defend itself. The resolution also calls for the release of all hostages and the establishment of a UN monitoring mechanism for aid deliveries.

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