Israel blames collapsed hostage deal on US allowing UN cease-fire resolution
March 28, 2024
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2:25Now PlayingIsrael blames collapsed hostage deal on US allowing UN cease-fire resolution
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as posted by the channelIsrael’s government shaded the US Tuesday after the Biden administration opted to abstain from vetoing a United Nations Security Council resolution that demanded an “immediate” cease-fire in the Gaza Strip — without conditioning the pause on the release of dozens of hostages held by Hamas. NY Post Politics Reporter Ryan King shares this story.
The Jewish state recalled its negotiators from Qatar as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office derided the terror group’s demands for the return of the hostages as “delusional.”
“Hamas’s stance clearly demonstrates its utter disinterest in a negotiated deal and attests to the damage done by the UN Security Council’s resolution,” the office wrote on X.
“Israel will not address Hamas’s delusional demands. Israel will pursue and achieve its just war objectives: Destroying Hamas’s military and governmental capacities, release of all the hostages, and ensuring Gaza will not pose a threat to the people of Israel in the future.”
As one of five permanent members of the Security Council with veto power, the US could have blocked the resolution with a single “no” vote. Instead, the Biden administration abstained, ensuring the resolution passed, 14-0.
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