UN Security Council Resolution Regarding Civil War in Gaza...
UN Security Council Resolution Regarding Civil war in Gaza...
The United Nations passed a resolution proposing the construction of a Maavi Corridor on the Gaza Strip and the imposition of a truce solely for humanitarian purposes. Its goal will be to guarantee the prompt, safe, and unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people.In addition, this suggestion has stated that a long-term solution is needed to put a stop to the two sides' hostility and violence. To manage this activity, a senior coordinator for rebuilding and humanitarian aid will be appointed by the UN Secretary-General. That coordinator's role will be to negotiate with all parties and make sure that Gaza receives emergency aid. In addition, they will have 20 days to turn in their report to the council. Following that, they will have until september 30, 2024, to submit a report on this relief effort every ninety days.A spokesman for the israel Defense Forces, Daniel Hagari, said following the resolution's passage that it should also demand the unconditional release of all captives held by Hamas. Permission for medical facilities should also be granted, taking into account their medical needs. He claims that in order to make sure that this idea is carried out, we would make requests of the global community and international organizations.On the other hand, Hamas denounced the resolution's adoption and claimed that it would be sufficient to provide Gaza's residents with humanitarian aid. America, according to Hamas, is making every effort to dilute the spirit of this resolution. egypt and qatar were also working to put an end to the ongoing conflict between israel and Hamas at this period.On the other hand, Hamas denounced the resolution's adoption and claimed that it would be sufficient to provide Gaza's residents with humanitarian aid. America, according to Hamas, is making every effort to dilute the spirit of this resolution. egypt and qatar were also working to put an end to the ongoing conflict between israel and Hamas at this period.
The United Nations passed a resolution proposing the construction of a Maavi Corridor on the Gaza Strip and the imposition of a truce solely for humanitarian purposes. Its goal will be to guarantee the prompt, safe, and unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people.In addition, this suggestion has stated that a long-term solution is needed to put a stop to the two sides' hostility and violence. To manage this activity, a senior coordinator for rebuilding and humanitarian aid will be appointed by the UN Secretary-General. That coordinator's role will be to negotiate with all parties and make sure that Gaza receives emergency aid. In addition, they will have 20 days to turn in their report to the council. Following that, they will have until september 30, 2024, to submit a report on this relief effort every ninety days.A spokesman for the israel Defense Forces, Daniel Hagari, said following the resolution's passage that it should also demand the unconditional release of all captives held by Hamas. Permission for medical facilities should also be granted, taking into account their medical needs. He claims that in order to make sure that this idea is carried out, we would make requests of the global community and international organizations.On the other hand, Hamas denounced the resolution's adoption and claimed that it would be sufficient to provide Gaza's residents with humanitarian aid. America, according to Hamas, is making every effort to dilute the spirit of this resolution. egypt and qatar were also working to put an end to the ongoing conflict between israel and Hamas at this period.On the other hand, Hamas denounced the resolution's adoption and claimed that it would be sufficient to provide Gaza's residents with humanitarian aid. America, according to Hamas, is making every effort to dilute the spirit of this resolution. egypt and qatar were also working to put an end to the ongoing conflict between israel and Hamas at this period.