US Vetoes UN Resolution for Gaza Ceasefire Amid Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis
The US vetoed a UN resolution for a Gaza ceasefire, citing concerns over hostages and Hamas, as humanitarian conditions worsen for Palestinians.
Overview
On June 4, 2025, the US vetoed a UN Security Council resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, arguing it would embolden Hamas and lacked conditions for hostage release. The resolution, supported by 14 other council members, described the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as catastrophic and called for lifting aid restrictions. US officials emphasized the need for a ceasefire linked to the release of hostages held by Hamas. The veto has faced criticism from other nations, highlighting the dire situation for over 2 million Palestinians, with reports of significant casualties and ongoing military operations.
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Analysis
Left
The articles present a predominantly negative tone regarding the US's veto of a ceasefire resolution in Gaza.
They highlight the severe humanitarian crisis faced by Palestinians and the international criticism directed at the US and Israel.
The ongoing conflict is portrayed as complex, with little hope for resolution amidst widespread suffering.
Center
The articles express strong disapproval of the US veto on the Gaza ceasefire resolution.
They highlight the humanitarian crisis and suffering of civilians in Gaza.
International criticism of the US's role in the ongoing conflict is emphasized.
Right
The articles express strong disapproval of the U.S. vetoes on UN resolutions regarding Gaza and Israel.
Criticism is directed at the U.S. for perceived complicity in the humanitarian crisis and ineffective international responses.
The overall sentiment reflects frustration over performative politics and the dire situation faced by civilians in Gaza.
Left
The articles present a predominantly negative tone regarding the US's veto of a ceasefire resolution in Gaza.
They highlight the severe humanitarian crisis faced by Palestinians and the international criticism directed at the US and Israel.
The ongoing conflict is portrayed as complex, with little hope for resolution amidst widespread suffering.
Center
The articles express strong disapproval of the US veto on the Gaza ceasefire resolution.
They highlight the humanitarian crisis and suffering of civilians in Gaza.
International criticism of the US's role in the ongoing conflict is emphasized.
Right
The articles express strong disapproval of the U.S. vetoes on UN resolutions regarding Gaza and Israel.
Criticism is directed at the U.S. for perceived complicity in the humanitarian crisis and ineffective international responses.
The overall sentiment reflects frustration over performative politics and the dire situation faced by civilians in Gaza.
Articles (9)
The Guardian·12d·"…The resolution was put up for a vote as the UN and aid agencies have warned of famine conditions in Gaza after a protracted embargo on aid and the shambolic rollout of a US- and Israeli-backed scheme called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF)."
Al Jazeera·12d·"…Despite global demands for a truce, Israel has repeatedly rejected calls for an unconditional or permanent ceasefire, insisting Hamas cannot stay in power, nor in Gaza."
CNN·12d·"…The US was the only nation to oppose the resolution."
ABC News·12d·"…The U.S. veto of the resolution — its fifth since the start of the war — was roundly criticized by other members of the council, who accused the United States of providing Israel with impunity."
BBC News·12d·"…The US has vetoed the UN Security Council's draft resolution calling for an "unconditional and permanent" ceasefire in Gaza."
Boston Herald·12d·"…The resolution before the U.N.’s most powerful body also did not condemn Hamas’ deadly attack in Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, which ignited the war, or say the group must disarm and withdraw from Gaza — two other U.S. demands."
FOX News·12d·"…Ultimately, Danon said that the resolution 'betrays the very people it claims to protect.'"
New York Sun·12d·"…The majority of the council’s members, 14 of 15 countries, supported the resolution."
Newsmax·12d·"…The U.S. veto of the resolution was roundly criticized by other members of the council, who accused the United States of providing Israel with impunity."
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