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For the third time this week, the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday delayed a closely watched vote on a Gaza resolution at the request of the Biden administration, which is becoming increasingly lonely on the world stage as it continues to arm the Israeli military and oppose global calls for a lasting cease-fire.An earlier version of the resolution, led by the United Arab Emirates, called for a 'cessation of hostilities' in Gaza and Israel. But under the threat of another U.S.
Security Council vote over humanitarian access to Gaza.''Will the U.S. government listen to the world's demands?' she asked. 'Or will it continue in its deadly inhuman course?''The bottom line is that while American and worldwide public opinion of Israeli behavior is shifting, U.S. policy is stuck and increasingly isolated.'Before the third delay was announced, HuffPost's Akbar Shahid Ahmed reported Wednesday morning that diplomats at the U.N.
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