https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-67799527
# Summary
- Data
- 500,00 people facing catastrophic conditions.
- 10% of the food needed is reaching the Gaza Strip.
- 2.2 million people are facing acute food shortages.
- Resolution
- NSC resolution passed a resolution (more powerful than the previous resolution but stopped short of calling for a truce)
- Russia and the US abstained, 13 more backed the vote.
- “Immediate and unconditional release of all hostages” and “extended humanitarian pauses and corridor throughout the Gaza Strip” new UNSC resolution introduces.
- Senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator
- Food convoys
- On the twentieth, the first convoy passing Israel reached Gaza.
- All food conveys had passed Jordan previously.
- Air territory over Gaza is owned by Israel.
# Conclusion
- The most affected people are evidently the innocent civilians and hostages as we can see them becoming the topic of urgency and how countries are holding them over the line to challenge each other to call a ceasefire. The most indirectly affected we could say, is the US as how they condemned the previous resolution that suggested a ceasefire that would only benefit Hamas. (From Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the US ambassador for the UN)
- This event is important because it shows the current situation of how food can now be no longer properly delivered and how that is dangerous to civilians. Also, this contradicts multiple annotations and coordinates on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, such as holding hostages and holding them like commodities.
- This article shows the danger innocent civilians are in, and who hostages are being trade subjects for ceasefire. However, it also shows how Israel does not want to back out and win the war. They have also vowed to not stop the war until Hamas calls a ceasefire.