Israel-US Tensions Rise Over UN Ceasefire Resolution
Netanyahu criticizes the Biden administration for not vetoing a UN resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, as diplomatic rifts and international criticism grow.
- Israel blames the collapse of a hostage deal on the US allowing a UN cease-fire resolution, claiming it undermines efforts to secure the hostages' release.
- Netanyahu cancels a visit to Washington and criticizes the Biden administration for abandoning its policy at the UN Security Council, signaling a rift between Israel and the US.
- The US State Department counters Netanyahu's claims, stating that Hamas's response to the deal was prepared before the UN vote, emphasizing ongoing efforts to bring the hostages home.
- International criticism mounts against Israel's actions in Gaza, with concerns over civilian casualties and humanitarian aid shortages.
- Netanyahu's confrontational stance towards the US and reliance on right-wing support may risk Israel's diplomatic relations and aid from its biggest ally.



















































































































































