Deputy US Representative Robert Wood has argued that Washington “doesn’t have all the facts”.
The United States has blocked presented a statement of condemnation in the United Nations Security Council by Algeria after the killing of more than 100 Palestinians in an Israeli attack while they were waiting for a humanitarian aid convoy in Gaza City, located in the north of the Gaza Strip, an incident in which also injured more than 700, according to Gaza authorities.
The meeting took place yesterday afternoon at the request of Algeria and was closed. It was the Palestinian Permanent Representative to the UN, Riad Mansur, who reported on the outcome of the vote: 14 out of 15 members of the UN Security Council supported the statement, excluding the United States, as reported by the Qatari television network Al Jazeera. Deputy United States Representative Robert Wood has argued that Washington “doesn’t have all the facts.” circumstances surrounding the deaths of these people” to try to see if it is possible “to find a language that everyone agrees with.
The US has blocked several calls for a ceasefire in Gaza in the past
The international community has condemned the events in Gaza. Meanwhile, the Israeli army has attributed most of the casualties to a stampede, limiting the number of people shot dead by its own forces to around ten.
Source: EITB
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