US Veto of Gaza Ceasefire Resolution Intensifies Conflict, Draws International Criticism

Over 29,000 Palestinians dead as Israel continues its military campaign to dismantle Hamas, amid efforts to secure a comprehensive peace agreement.

The US vetoed a UN resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, sparking international criticism and intensifying the conflict.
Over 29,000 Palestinians have died in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, with a significant humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza.
Israel's military campaign aims to dismantle Hamas, with Rafah as the current focus, amid efforts to minimize civilian casualties.
China and Algeria have criticized the US veto, accusing it of sending the wrong message and enabling further violence.
The US proposes a separate ceasefire resolution tied to the release of hostages, amidst diplomatic efforts for a comprehensive peace agreement.