The United Nations General Assembly (UN) will vote on the draft resolution on Thursday, which requires a current, unconditional and permanent cease in the war in Gaza after the United States has invested veto on a similar document in the Security Council.
The General Assembly of 193 members will probably adopt the text with most votes, diplomats say, despite Israel to lobbilize in the countries against participation in what he called “politically motivated, counterproductive charade.
The UN General Assembly Resolutions are not binding, but have a weight as a reflection of the global view of the war.
The previous requirements of that body for the interruption between Israel and the Palestinian fighters of Hamas were ignored.
Unlike the UN Security Council, no country has the right VET in the General Assembly, Reuters reminds.
(Vijesti.ba)
