Israel-Hamas war / Russia and China unanimously rejected America's proposal by vetoing it.

Israel-Hamas war: Russia and China vetoed the US-drafted UN Security Council resolution on the war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. While Russia failed to win the minimum number of votes to pass its resolution. According to Reuters report, amid Israel's bombardment in Gaza, once again a consensus could not be reached on the ceasefire in the United Nations Security Council meeting. On Wednesday, America and Russia made two separate proposals in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), but both were rejected. Where America vetoed against Russia's proposal. At the same time, China and Russia rejected America's proposal using their veto power.

These countries voted in favor of America

In fact, America had called for a humanitarian pause in its resolution, but not a ceasefire. It was also asked to ensure that any resolution passed by the Security Council blames Hamas for the violence in Israel and Gaza. At the same time, Russia's proposal focused on the ceasefire in Gaza. The United States, Albania, France, Ecuador, Gabon, Ghana, Japan, Malta, Switzerland and Britain voted in favor of the US resolution. Brazil and Mozambique abstained from voting.

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Friend China supports Russia's ceasefire proposal

At the same time, four votes were cast in favor of Russia's resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, which also includes Russia and China. The US and Britain voted against the resolution, while nine other members abstained. If the Russian proposal got enough votes to approve it, the US could veto it.

Russian envoy calls American proposal politically motivated

Russia's Ambassador to the UN Vasily Nebenzya has accused the US of trying to block UNSC decisions so that there is no impact on Israel's attack on Gaza. He criticized the US resolution for failing to call for a ceasefire and for not including a condemnation of attacks on civilians in Gaza.

Israel's ambassador said this for America

After the US proposal was rejected, Israel's Ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan said that he wanted to thank the US and other members of this council who supported this proposal. The resolution clearly condemns brutal terrorists and empowers member states to defend themselves against terrorism. It shows that despite all the lies spread in the halls of the United Nations, there are still people who stand up for the values of freedom and security. He said that in Israel, we are fighting for our survival. If a similar genocide occurs in any country, it will face it with much more force than Israel.