US EditionUN General Assembly calls for `humanitarian truce' in Gaza leading to halt in Israel-Hamas fighting
- The United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly called for an immediate humanitarian truce between Israel and Palestinian militants Hamas, demanding aid access to Gaza and protection of civilians.
- Israel rejected calls for a ceasefire, fearing that it would benefit Hamas, while the UN no longer holds legitimacy for Israel and accused those who voted yes of supporting terrorism.
- The General Assembly also stressed the importance of preventing further destabilization and escalation of violence in the region and firmly rejected forced transfer of Palestinian civilians.
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« La seconde étape » d’une « guerre longue et difficile » est engagée, selon Benyamin Netanyahou. Tsahal a intensifié les bombardements et ses opérations à Gaza vendredi afin de se rapprocher de ses objectifs : détruire le Hamas et ramener les otages. Ces derniers ne seraient libér...
Saturday Afternoon Rally at the Embarcadero Urges Ceasefire in Gaza
Activists have planned a demonstration advocating for a ceasefire in Gaza and in support of Palestinians near the Harry Bridges Plaza and San Francisco Ferry Building on Saturday, scheduled to start at 1 p.m..The rally follows concerns about the recent developments in the Gaza Strip, where Israeli attacks have intensified amid a widespread communications disruption, as KRON4 reports. On Friday, the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolu…
Israel-Hamas war: UN calls for humanitarian ceasefire
The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed surprise on Saturday at Israel’s recent escalation of the bombardments in Gaza. According to Reuters, Guterres repeated a call for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire for the delivery of aid. “I was encouraged in the last days by what seemed to be a growing consensus in the international community
UN General Assembly calls for immediate humanitarian truce in Israel-Hamas conflict
The United Nations General Assembly called the tenth Emergency Special Session on Friday to discuss the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, calling for an “immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian truce.” This is the UN’s first formal response to the conflict after the Security Council failed on four occasions to reach a consensus. This resolution, proposed by Jordan, received 120 votes in favour, 14 against and 45 abstentions. It is…
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