The Famine Review Committee found reports, including those put forward by the United Nations, that Israel is starving Gazans to be implausible.

US envoy to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield told the Council Israel had accepted the proposed ceasefire and that the onus was now on Hamas.

António Guterres to put state on blacklist of parties committing major violations against children during war.

“It’s outrageous that only seven months later, the United Nations is questioning the Hamas-supplied casualty numbers.”

The outcome will provide a barometer of support for statehood recognition.

Following increasingly violent, disorderly and antisemitic protests, Columbia leadership said that the events “have left us no choice.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls the measure against the IDF’s haredi battalion Netzah Yehuda “the height of absurdity and a moral low.”

“Hamas—a terrorist organization—is currently exerting power and influence in Gaza,” said US envoy Robert Wood, explaining why the Palestinians don’t meet the definition of statehood.

Israel’s UN envoy said his warnings on Iran had gone unheeded: Israel “was trying to wake the world up to the dangers posed by Iran and Its proxies.”

The United States is expected to block the revived 2011 application: “Our position has not changed,” said Washington’s deputy ambassador.