Gaza vote postponed at UN Security Council
The vote on a draft resolution at the UN Security Council demanding a pause in hostilities for unhindered access to humanitarian aid in Gaza has been postponed for the third time due to a failure to reach an agreement.
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The United Nations (UN) Security Council has postponed for the third time the vote on a draft resolution calling for "urgent steps to temporarily cease hostilities" and "rapid, safe, and unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid throughout the Gaza Strip."
The UN Security Council has once again failed to reach a consensus on the Gaza Strip, which has been under Israeli attack since October 7.
The vote on the draft resolution, which calls for "urgent steps to temporarily cease hostilities" and "rapid, safe, and unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid throughout the Gaza Strip," was postponed for the third time in the Security Council.
POSTPONED ONCE AGAIN DUE TO THE US
While the vote was expected to take place tomorrow, it was stated that the postponement was at the request of the US. The vote in question has been postponed since last Monday.