UN General Assembly Demands Gaza Truce Now But Rejects Condemning Hamas

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The Hamas terrorists hoard fuel and other necessities to feed their genocidal war machine rather than share their storehouses of supplies with the desperate Gazan civilians they govern. Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli civilians from densely populated civilian areas in Gaza and allegedly uses Gaza’s largest hospital as a cover for its military command and control center hidden underneath.

Nevertheless, on October 27th the United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly passed a one-sided resolution, presented by Jordan, calling for “an immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian truce leading to a cessation of hostilities.” The resolution did not mention by name, much less denounce, Hamas’ horrific terrorist attacks on Israel, nor demand the return of the hostages that Hamas and other terrorist groups are holding in Gaza. Instead, Jordan’s resolution expressed “grave concern at the latest escalation of violence since the 7 October 2023 attack and the grave deterioration of the situation in the region…” (Emphasis added)

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