Hamas rejected the US-driven version of the UN resolution.
According to a copy obtained by The Times of Israel, the resolution condemns Hamas, calls for the immediate release of all hostages, recognizes Israel's right to self-defense but calls for a humanitarian pause, and calls for compliance with international laws protecting the people civilian population and demands immediate humanitarian access to Gaza.
The group says the resolution is a "continuation of the political cover" the US provides to Israel and that the changes to the text of the resolution "do not meet a minimum level of fairness."
Hamas also calls on Security Council member states to force Israel to stop its attacks on the Gaza Strip, open border crossings and facilitate the flow of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.
According to a copy obtained by The Times of Israel, the resolution condemns Hamas, calls for the immediate release of all hostages, recognizes Israel's right to self-defense but calls for a humanitarian pause, and calls for compliance with international laws protecting the people civilian population and demands immediate humanitarian access to Gaza.
The group says the resolution is a "continuation of the political cover" the US provides to Israel and that the changes to the text of the resolution "do not meet a minimum level of fairness."
Hamas also calls on Security Council member states to force Israel to stop its attacks on the Gaza Strip, open border crossings and facilitate the flow of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.
06:27 AM - Oct 25, 2023
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