"Understanding the U.S. Veto of Gaza Cease-fire Resolutions at the UN"

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The US vetoed a ceasefire resolution at the UN but unveiled its own draft resolution that criticizes Israel more than before. The US resolution calls for a temporary ceasefire, condemns Hamas, rejects a planned Israeli ground invasion in southern Gaza, and demands the release of hostages. However, it does not make urgent demands of Israel. Israel is considering a ground invasion of Rafah, and the US is continuing to offer military support to Israel. The US Senate approved an additional $14 billion in military aid for Israel, with Biden attaching requirements to it that would require foreign recipients to abide by international humanitarian law.
- The dueling Gaza ceasefire resolutions at the UN, explained Vox.com
- The US vetoes an Arab-backed UN resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza The Associated Press
- U.S. under fire for veto of U.N. cease-fire resolution NBC News
- Remarks by Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield at the UN Security Council Stakeout Following a Vote on the Situation in the Middle East United States Mission to the United Nations
- Why Did the U.S. Veto a Gaza Cease-fire Plan? New York Magazine
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