US Vetoes UN Ceasefire Resolutions Amid Gaza Crisis

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The US was the only country to veto UN resolutions calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, with 14 nations voting in favor.

Concerns over the lack of linkage to hostage release and support for Israel influenced the US's decision to veto the resolutions.

Israel's military operations have faced criticism, with the UK supporting a ceasefire resolution while the US defended its veto.

Humanitarian conditions in Gaza are deteriorating, with over two million people at risk of famine due to aid embargoes and military actions.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has taken control of aid distribution, amid ongoing violence that has resulted in numerous casualties.

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Criticizes Israel's actions while supporting the UK's vote for a Gaza ceasefire resolution.