America was once again isolated in the world; Negative reactions to the ceasefire veto in Gaza

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, the United States once again drafted the Security Council resolution on Tuesday. The United Nations, which demanded an end to the Israeli war and a ceasefire in Gaza, vetoed it; An action that drew widespread criticism from many parties, including its allies.

Tuesday’s action was the third veto of the Gaza ceasefire resolution in the UN Security Council by the United States. The US veto came a day after Washington drafted another resolution calling for a “temporary ceasefire as soon as possible”. >

China

Russia 

“Vasily Nebenzia” The Russian representative at the United Nations described the US veto as “another black page in the history of the Security Council” and said that the US is trying to buy time for Israel so that the regime can implement its “inhumane plans” for Gaza, i.e. expelling the Palestinians from the territory and “cleansing” it. Complete” to complete this restricted area.

France
Nicolas de Riviere, France’s representative to the United Nations, expressed regret that “despite the catastrophic situation in Gaza” the ceasefire resolution of the United Nations Security Council was not approved. De Riviere added that France, which voted in favor of this resolution, will continue to work for the release of all prisoners and an immediate ceasefire.

Algeria

The representative of Algeria said the UN Security Council had “once again failed” and warned that This action could have profound consequences for the entire Middle East. He said: “Our message to you today is that the international community must respond to calls to end the killing of Palestinians by calling for an immediate ceasefire.”

Hamas
The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas said in a statement that US President Joe Biden’s decision to block the Algerian draft resolution is in favor of the Israeli occupation regime and its aim is to “kill and displace” Palestinians.

Hamas announced in a statement: “President Joe Biden and his administration are directly responsible for defeating the ceasefire resolution in Gaza.” America’s position is seen as a green light for the occupiers to kill more and kill our innocent people through bombing and starvation.”

Palestinian Authority

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’s office announced that the US veto contradicts the opinion of the international community. and gives Israel “more green light to continue its aggression against the people of Gaza and start a bloody attack on Rafah.” Israel targets children, women and the elderly in Gaza. “This policy makes the United States complicit in the crimes of genocide and ethnic cleansing and war crimes committed by Israeli forces,” the statement said.

Qatar
Ali Ahmed Saif Al Thani, Qatar’s ambassador to the United Nations, said that he was disappointed The UN Security Council regrets the adoption of Algeria’s draft resolution and pledged to continue facilitating efforts to secure a ceasefire in Gaza.

Saudi Arabia
Expressing regret for this veto, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia emphasized: “Now more than ever It is necessary to reform the Security Council to carry out its responsibilities with credibility and without double standards in order to maintain peace and security.”

Norway
Norway’s delegation to the United Nations said it regretted that the council was unable to pass a resolution on an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. He added: it is necessary to end the terror in Gaza.

Cuba >
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez blasted the United States, saying the veto made the United States complicit in Israel’s crimes against the Palestinians. Bermudez said in a message on social networks: “The United States has just vetoed again the UN Security Council resolution that called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and an end to the forced displacement of the Palestinian people.” They are complicit in this Israeli genocide against Palestine.

Amnesty International

Agnes Callamard, director of the human rights group, said Washington had an opportunity to protect Palestinian civilians, but chose the “opposite path” at the UN Security Council. . He said: “Once again, when America could have done the right thing and protected the Palestinians from the grave dangers of genocide, it chose the opposite path.”

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