UN Security Council rejects Russian resolution on Israel-Hamas war
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The UN Security Council on Monday rejected a Russian resolution condeming spiralling violence in the Middle East, with delegates refusing to back a motion
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The UN Security Council on Monday rejected a Russian resolution condeming spiralling violence in the Middle East, with delegates refusing to back a motion
The U.N. Security Council rejected a Russian resolution Monday night that condemned violence and terrorism against civilians but made no mention of Hamas, whose surprise attack that killed 1,300 Israelis was the worst Jewish massacre since the World War II Nazi Holocaust.
4 countries vote with Moscow; 4, including the US, vote against and 6 abstain; members will vote on second resolution proposed by Brazil, which does pan Hamas, on Tuesday
The U.N. Security Council, which is charged with maintaining international peace, shot down a draft resolution from Russia for a ceasefire because it failed to mention Hamas.
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