The UN General Assembly overwhelmingly adopted a resolution on the Middle East demanding a humanitarian ceasefire. The resolution calls for the protection of civilians, the immediate, unconditional release of all hostages and humanitarian access.

Why is it so difficult for the UN to condemn Hamas???

I’ll bet 100 bucks the hostages and Sinwar will be found in one of these 5 places. A. Unrwa school B. Unrwa employees home C. Unrwa hospital D. Unrwa run refugee camp E. Unrwa shelter

Cool. Want a ceasefire? Call Hamas!

Does the UN work for the hostage releases? And does the “immediate cease fire” start effective immediately?

Wow, great news for humanity indeed. But is anyone else wondering if this move is a little too late? Thousands of innocent lives have already been lost. Isn't it about time international organizations stepped up their game?

Good. The whole world - minus Israel - stands with Palestine.

This is what Happens Now.. • The UN Security Council, which has the primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security, could take action to ensure compliance with the ceasefire resolution. This could include imposing sanctions, authorizing peacekeeping operations, or even using military force. However, the Security Council’s decisions are often subject to veto by any of its five permanent members (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States), which could prevent or delay its intervention. The United States are in the Way of anything being done. That's is why article 6 of the UN should be done to remove USA as a member.

And yet you couldn't condemn the slaughter of innocents on 7/10 - you are a disgrace to your mandate