UNSC Resolution on Ceasefire in Gaza
The United Nations Security Council passed a non-binding resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, demanding the release of hostages by Hamas until the end of Ramadan. The resolution focused on humanitarian assistance and protection of civilians, but did not condemn Hamas for holding hostages. The US abstained from the vote, causing displeasure among some parties.
Key Points
- Ceasefire until end of Ramadan
- Demand for release of hostages by Hamas
- Focus on humanitarian assistance
Pros
- Calls for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
- Emphasizes the need for humanitarian assistance and protection of civilians
Cons
- Did not condemn Hamas for holding hostages
- US abstained from the vote