US EditionUN General Assembly Adopts Resolution Demanding Israel Allow Aid Into Gaza
- The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution demanding Israel allow full humanitarian access into the Gaza Strip and comply with international law obligations, with 139 countries supporting it.
- Ambassador Merete Fjeld Brattested emphasized the urgent need for humanitarian assistance, stating that 'civilians are paying the highest price' and highlighted that 2024 was among the most violent years.
- US envoy Jeff Bartos opposed the resolution, arguing it unfairly targets Israel and impedes peace efforts, stating, 'This performative text only shows division and impedes peace.'
- The resolution urges compliance with the International Court of Justice's advisory opinion regarding Israel's obligations as an occupying power.
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On Friday evening, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution calling on Israel to fully comply with the International Court of Justice's ruling that humanitarian aid must be allowed into the Gaza Strip without delay or obstruction.
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UN General Assembly adopts resolution demanding Israel uphold UN protections, end Gaza aid restrictions
Resolution, submitted by Norway and more than 12 other states, receives support from 139 countries, with 12 voting against and 19 abstaining - Anadolu Ajansı
Gaza aid: US slams UN General Assembly resolution on Israel
The United States has criticized the United Nations General Assembly for “yet again” passing an “unserious and biased resolution” regarding Gaza, saying it demonstrates “the continued prevalence of anti-Israel bias over substantive diplomacy.” The UN General Assembly on Friday adopted a resolution demanding that Israel allows lifesaving humanitarian access to the Gaza Strip, endorsing the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice. T…
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The United States has criticized the United Nations General Assembly for “yet again” passing an “unserious and biased resolution” regarding Gaza, saying it demonstrates “the continued prevalence of anti-Israel bias over substantive diplomacy.” The UN General Assembly on Friday adopted a resolution demanding that Israel allows lifesaving humanitarian access to the Gaza Strip, endorsing the […]
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