The UAE consultant to the United Nations, Lana Nusseibeh, praised the General Assembly decision, which requires a humanitarian truce to be carried out instantly between Israel and Hamas.
The majority vote on the decision additionally requires the entry of assist into the Gaza Strip and the safety of civilians.
In a press convention after the vote, Nusseibeh mentioned: “120 votes…is a rejection of the status quo that is currently happening on the ground in Gaza. Humanitarian aid must come in; there must be humanitarian ceasefires or truces to allow for those who have been injured and wounded to seek medical assistance.”
Ambassador Nusseibeh joined the Arab Group for a stakeout at UN headquarters following the UN General Assembly’s adoption of a decision calling for a humanitarian truce in Gaza.
“120 votes…is a rejection of the established order that’s at present taking place on the bottom in Gaza.… pic.twitter.com/RksL1wxMow
— UAE Mission to the UN (@UAEMissionToUN) October 28, 2023
She harassed that humanitarian assist should be delivered with a ceasefire or humanitarian truce that permits the supply of medical help to the injured and wounded.
The UAE voted in favour of the decision, which the Arab Group submitted to the United Nations General Assembly concerning the warfare in Gaza, involved with defending civilians and adhering to authorized and humanitarian obligations.
The decision, which was adopted by an amazing majority within the General Assembly, requires an instantaneous, everlasting and sustainable humanitarian truce, resulting in the cessation of hostilities and the quick and unhindered provision of important items and providers to civilians all through Gaza.