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US vetoes UN Security Council resolution demanding an immediate Gaza ceasefire
- The United States vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza on February 24, 2025, at UN headquarters in New York.
- The veto followed US objections that the resolution was rushed, failed to condemn Hamas, and did not address problems in aid delivery amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations.
- The resolution, supported by 14 other members, called for releasing hostages, lifting aid restrictions for 2.1 million people, and was opposed by the US partly due to its exclusion of Hamas condemnation.
- US Acting Ambassador Dorothy Shea said the text "draws false equivalence between Israel and Hamas" and warned it would embolden Hamas and undermine ceasefire talks.
- This veto reflects longstanding US isolation in the council and criticism that it hinders humanitarian relief and peace efforts amid worsening violence and growing international pressure.
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Anger as US blocks Gaza ceasefire resolution
UN Security Council members criticised the United States Wednesday after it vetoed a resolution calling for a ceasefire and unrestricted humanitarian access in Gaza, which Washington said undermined ongoing diplomacy. It was the 15-member body's first vote on the situation since November, when the United States -- a key Israeli ally -- also blocked a text calling for an end to fighting. "Today, the United States sent a strong message by vetoing …
Pakistan vows to revert to UNSC after US vetoes Gaza ceasefire resolution
UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan told the UN Security Council that the entire world community is on the side of Palestinians after the United States became the only member to oppose a draft resolution seeking an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, and pledged to return to the 15-member body so that it shoulders its responsibility to restore peace in Palestine. “We are not going to lay idle,” Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, permanent representative of Pakistan …
The United States has blocked the UN Security Council's call for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire between Israel and Hamas' terrorist organization in the Gaza Strip, vetoing a resolution aimed at achieving unimpeded access to aid in the Palestinian area.
Starmer steps up call for aid to flow into Gaza after US vetoes UN resolution
The Prime Minister said the situation in Gaza was ‘intolerable’ and No 10 stressed that Israel had obligations under international humanitarian law. Aid needs to reach the people of Gaza “at speed and at volume”, Sir Keir Starmer has said, describing the current situation as “utterly intolerable”. The UK backed a UN Security Council resolution calling for Israel to lift restrictions on aid, but the move was vetoed by Donald Trump’s US. The Prime…
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