UN 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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