The United States rejected the ceasefire plan proposed by Algeria The world - The United States took your seat in rejecting the motion pres...
The United States rejected the ceasefire plan proposed by Algeria
The world - The United States took your seat in rejecting the motion presented by Algeria to call for a ceasefire in the Gaza war when the Security Council of the United Nations held a special session today.
After the debate, 13 out of 15 countries supported the cease-fire resolution, while the United States rejected it, and the United Kingdom voted against it.
This put an end to the prospect of getting the approval of the Security Council to see that the request for a ceasefire was approved to stop the war that has now killed more than 29 thousand Palestinians.
While speaking after the defeat of the motion, the US Ambassador to the Assembly Linda Thomas-Greenfield said that it is unwise to continue voting for a ceasefire, because they will not support the decision, seeing that it can cause problems in the negotiations that are being held to ensure the release of the people held hostage by Hamas.
Thomas-Greenfield said that the United States will present a different document in the near future that is different from the one presented by Algeria for debate and approval.
The ambassador said that the American program will also allow the delivery of aid to Palestinian civilians in need, while she stated that the United States is ready to continue discussions with the representatives of the Security Council and the parties involved in order to meet the needs.
This is the third time that the United States has taken a seat in the ceasefire debate in the Gaza war, which has now been over 4 months.
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