"US Concerns Delay UN Vote on Gaza Aid and Ceasefire"
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The US has expressed concerns over a draft UN resolution calling for a suspension in fighting and increased humanitarian aid for Gaza, arguing that the proposed UN monitoring mechanism for aid delivery could slow down critical assistance. As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, a US veto would prevent the resolution from passing. President Biden has been in discussions regarding the resolution, but the timing for a possible vote is yet to be announced. The US has previously vetoed similar measures and voted against a ceasefire call in the UN General Assembly.
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- Israel-Hamas War: U.N. Security Council Prepares to Vote on Increasing Aid to Gaza The New York Times
- U.N. gridlock on Gaza continues amid U.S. objections The Washington Post
- UN Security Council vote on Gaza ceasefire call postponed again The Times of Israel
- Gaza death toll surpasses 20,000 as UN Security Council delays vote on aid Al Jazeera English
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