"UN General Assembly's Controversial Stance on Gaza War and Ceasefire"

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The UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution calling for a "humanitarian truce" in Gaza, but rejected a Canadian amendment that would have condemned Hamas for its terrorist attacks and demanded the release of hostages. The resolution failed to mention Hamas or recognize Israel's right to defend itself against terrorism. Czech Defense Minister Jana Černochová called for leaving the UN, criticizing its failure to condemn Hamas and support Israel's right to self-defense. Several European countries voted for the resolution without specifically naming Hamas or calling for the release of hostages.
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