The agreement promoted by the US president proposes “a immediate ceasefire in Gazato the release of all hostages, a significant and sustained increase in humanitarian aid for distribution throughout Gaza, and a lasting exit from the crisiswith Israel’s security interests and the safety of Gaza civilians guaranteed.”
He G7, that unites the main economies of the world, reaffirmed its support “for a credible path to peace leading to a two-state solution“.
After Biden presented the document last week, received an initial positive reaction from Hamas although an advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu considered the text flawed and needed more work. In any case, he acknowledged that he was willing to end the war.
“We make a call on Hamas to accept this agreementwith which Israel is willing to move forward, and we urge countries with influence over Hamas to help ensure that it does so,” the statement read. G7.
The United States presented the truce project at the UN Security Council
On the other hand, the United States announced that it will process a draft resolution in the UN Security Council in support of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
“Numerous leaders and governments, including in the region, have supported this plan and we call on the Security Council to join them to request the application of this agreement without delay and without further conditions,” its ambassador to the UN, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, said in a statement.
“He Security Council must insist that Hamas accepts this pact“, he remarked and added that the members of the Council They had already agreed on their main points: the release of the hostageshe Stop the firethe increase in humanitarian aid and the long-term reconstruction of Gaza.
“The members of the Council They should not miss this opportunity. We must speak with one voice,” he demanded.
No vote on the draft resolution is planned at this time.
Source: Ambito
