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Published on 2024-02-21 15:51:45
In a tense context, Linda Thomas-Greenfield’s vote at the UN Security Council raises questions. The resolution presented seems far from the goal of lasting peace, raising concerns about its real effectiveness.
Yesterday’s vote is seen as imprudent and irresponsible, calling into question its legitimacy. Rather than compromising delicate negotiations, an alternative focused on a text favoring a temporary ceasefire is conceivable.
A temporary ceasefire is vital to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid to Palestinians in need.
It is imperative to condemn Hamas’ attacks, the starting point of the conflict, to allow coordinated action by the UN. Ensuring the effectiveness and sustainability of humanitarian aid is a priority to meet the needs of civilians.
Commitment to building a future where Israelis and Palestinians live together in peace in independent states. Continued commitment is necessary to achieve these goals, through direct diplomacy and negotiations on the ground.
Algeria disappointed by the failure of the UN Security Council
Algeria’s permanent representative to the UN, Amar Bendjama, expresses regret over the Security Council’s inaction in response to the peoples’ calls. He insists on the importance of the Security Council’s responsibility and calls for a ceasefire.
After the US vetoed the resolution proposed by Algeria, Bendjama thanks the members for their participation and expresses gratitude to those who voted in favor of the project. Despite this failure, he emphasizes the importance of continuing efforts for peace in Gaza.
A crucial message of support for the Palestinians
The resolution rejected by the Security Council conveyed an essential message of support to the Palestinians. Bendjama emphasizes the Council’s failure to respond to the aspirations of the peoples and insists on the need to assume its responsibilities.
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