Thursday, March 28, 2024

Why the US decided to give peace in Gaza a chance

(Hmmm. Noted on March 12, Chinese exports surge across the world. US abstains from UNSC resolution vote for binding resolution forcing cease fire in Gaza on March 22. China Development Forum wraps up March 24 with many US businesses in attendance. Top US business leaders met with Xi Jinping March 28.  Gee I wonder who convinced US leaders to start putting more pressure on Israel to wrap this up)

from RT

In a historic move on Monday, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) achieved a breakthrough by passing a binding resolution aimed at securing a “lasting, sustainable ceasefire” in Gaza and advocating the release of all hostages held by Hamas since the October attacks on Israel last year. 

This momentous step forward in international diplomacy signals a potential turning point in the protracted Israeli-Palestinian conflict, offering a glimmer of hope for peace in a region long plagued by violence and discord.

The decision by the UNSC comes after several failed attempts to broker a ceasefire. It underscores the growing global consensus on the urgent need to address the root causes of the conflict and pave the way for a peaceful settlement. The resolution, which was passed with overwhelming support from the international community, reflects a shared commitment to upholding international law and promoting stability in the region.

The US, traditionally a staunch ally of Israel, notably abstained from vetoing the resolution this time, signaling a shift in its approach and a willingness to engage constructively in multilateral efforts to end the violence – though it has said that it does not represent a change in policy. This decision reflects a recognition of the need for a balanced approach that takes into account the legitimate concerns and aspirations of both Israelis and Palestinians...

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