Summary
The United Nations has seen widespread criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, which some countries call "genocide." Despite international pressure, including from the United States, Israel continues its military actions. A potential ceasefire is discussed as the second anniversary of Hamas-led attacks approaches.
Key Facts
- Many countries at the United Nations have criticized Israel's military activities in Gaza.
- Some states label Israel's actions as "genocide."
- Israel has not changed its stance despite pressure from the United States.
- A potential ceasefire is being considered shortly before the second anniversary of Hamas attacks.
- Over 66,000 Palestinians have reportedly died, including more than 20,000 children.
- Israeli leaders claim their actions are in self-defense.
- Journalists and activists advocate for the Palestinian perspective on the conflict.
- There is concern the conflict could become an unending "forever war."
