UN: we regret Israel’s reaction
UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric made a statement to journalists during the daily press conference. Dujarric said they welcomed the decision taken yesterday by the UN Security Council: “Israel announced that it will not comply with the decision, what do you think?” He asked the question: “We regret receiving the statements from the Israeli government. “It’s been quite painful for the council to get to this point.” he made the assessment of it.
Israel’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Gilad Erdan, in his message shared on his social media account, claimed that the UN Security Council’s decision was disconnected from reality and said: “Whatever the Council decides “Israel will continue in accordance with international law.” He used the expression.
“THE CONFLICTS CONTINUE”
The AA correspondent said: “The Secretary General requests a ceasefire. Did you consider the requested decision sufficient to end the conflict? Should more be done?” In response to the question, Dujarric stated that it was a positive step for the UN Security Council to act together to stop the conflict.
“The clashes continue, of course more must be done,” Dujarric said. saying.
“OUR EXPERIENCE WITH HISTORICALLY SAFE AREAS IS NOT VERY POSITIVE”
Noting that no place in the conflict zone can be a “safe zone” without guarantees from all parties, Dujarric said: “Historically, our experience with safe zones is not very positive.” he said.
Dujarric said the UN would continue to fulfill its mandate but would not be “involved in the process of building a safe zone.”
THE DECISION WAS MADE AT THE UNSC ON THE FIFTH ATTEMPT
After October 7, 4 draft resolutions on the humanitarian situation in Gaza were vetoed in the UN Security Council.
Yesterday, in the fifth attempt by the UN Security Council, the resolution calling for an “immediate and prolonged pause” to the conflict in Gaza was accepted with 12 “yes” votes.
The decision states that the intervals in question must be “sufficient days” under international humanitarian law and calls on the UN and its partners for uninterrupted, rapid and secure access for humanitarian aid.
In the decision, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres was asked to provide information to the UNSC on the implementation of the decision. (AA)
Source: Sozcu
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