"Reevaluating U.S.-Israel Relations After UN Gaza Ceasefire Demand"

Despite the United Nations security council's vote for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the Biden administration continues to support Israel's devastating war, sending weapons despite evidence of violations of international law and obstruction of humanitarian aid. The administration's recent abstention from the UN vote was accompanied by a declaration that Israel had not violated international law or blocked humanitarian aid, despite warnings of imminent famine in Gaza. The Biden memo on US military aid standards appears to be bureaucratic ass-covering, and the administration's willingness to ignore evidence of Israeli war crimes and genocide in Gaza raises concerns about complicity. Despite the UN resolution, it's unlikely that the US would allow additional measures, such as sanctions, to punish Israel for non-compliance.
- Despite the United Nations vote, Biden is clinging to his failed Israel policy The Guardian
- Some Israelis Are Questioning Their Nation's Dependence on the U.S. The Wall Street Journal
- The UN Security Council demanded a Gaza ceasefire - what happens now? Reuters
- Trump to Israel Hayom: Only a fool would have not acted like Israel on Oct. 7 Israel Hayom
- Wednesday Briefing The New York Times
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