Israel's representative Reut Shapir Ben-Naftali spoke against engaging in cease-fire
UN Security Council discussed proposed cease-fire on June 10, 2024
The Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza has been a major point of contention in the Middle East, with both sides refusing to back down from their positions. The latest development in the situation came on June 10, 2024, when representatives from Israel and Hamas addressed the United Nations Security Council regarding a proposed cease-fire. Reut Shapir Ben-Naftaly, Israel's representative to the UN, stated that her country would continue its operation in Gaza and would not engage in
Hamas has accepted a UN Security Council cease-fire resolution adopted on Monday, and is ready to negotiate over the details.
Osama Hamdan, another senior Hamas leader, has called for a permanent cease-fire and a fair prisoner exchange deal but criticized the UN resolution's flaws and cited Secretary of State Antony Blinken as one of the obstacles to reaching an agreement.
The U.S.-sponsored resolution calls for Hamas to accept a three-phase plan to end the Israeli air and ground war against Hamas, which has devastated Gaza.
Yahya Sinwar is most likely living in tunnels beneath Khan Younis, a city in southern Gaza.
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The article contains selective reporting as it only reports Hamas' statements about accepting the UN cease-fire resolution and their criticisms of Blinken, while omitting any mention of Israel's stance on the matter. Additionally, Hamas' statements are presented without context or fact-checking.
The problem in the entire situation is the American stance and Blinken needs to be more precise.
The U.S. administration is facing a real test to carry out its commitments in compelling the occupation to immediately end the war in an implementation of the U.N. Security Council resolution.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken is one of the obstacles to reaching an agreement because he acts solely according to ‘Israel’s’ wishes.
Israel's representative to the UN, Reut Shapir Ben-Naftaly, spoke at a UN Security Council meeting focused on ending the Israel-Hamas conflict on June 10, 2024.
Israel will continue its operation in Gaza and will not engage in ‘meaningless and endless negotiations’ with Hamas.
Israel wants to ensure that Gaza does not pose a threat to Israel in the future.
Israel's goals include bringing hostages back home and dismantling Hamas’ capabilities.
Once these goals are met, the war will end.
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Israel will continue its operation in Gaza and will not engage in 'meaningless and endless negotiations' with Hamas.
Hamas responded to a U.S.-backed proposal for a Gaza cease-fire and hostage release with 'remarks'.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad are ready to 'deal positively' to arrive at an agreement and bring a 'complete stop' to the war.
Approximately 116 hostages remain captive by Hamas, not all alive
Yahya Sinwar is most likely living in tunnels beneath Khan Younis, a city in southern Gaza.
