U.N. Applauds U.S. Resolution on Gaza Ceasefire

The United Nations hails a U.S.-supported resolution endorsing President Trump's plan for Gaza, marking a key milestone in consolidating the ceasefire. U.N. efforts continue to focus on providing humanitarian aid and progressing towards a two-state solution despite ongoing challenges in aid distribution.

The United Nations has welcomed the adoption of a U.S.-backed resolution by the UN Security Council, which is seen as a pivotal move in solidifying the ceasefire in Gaza. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres highlighted the importance of translating this diplomatic achievement into tangible actions on the ground.

Guterres emphasized the U.N.'s dedication to escalating humanitarian efforts in the conflict-ridden region. He also underscored the necessity of advancing to the next phase of a U.S. initiative aimed at launching a political process that seeks a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine.

Despite the ceasefire being in place for over a month, U.N. agencies continue to voice concerns over insufficient aid reaching Gaza. Ricardo Pires of UNICEF reported at a Geneva briefing that while aid levels are increasing, they are still inadequate to match the needs of displaced and traumatized populations.

(With inputs from agencies.)