
After Russia’s Reprieve From U.S. Sanctions, Trump Administration Tells Europe To Step Up, Quit Playing Both Sides
By MATTHEW RICE
|At the UN, even France offers a better resolution than that of the American administration.

The Security Council resolution on Gaza — issued by America “in blue,” meaning ready for a vote — is the nastiest piece of work to surface at the United Nations since the Democrats turned against Israel. Absent a cease-fire it effectively relieves Hamas of its Security Council-mandated obligation to release the hostages. It hints at America’s opposition to a ground offensive against Hamas at Rafah. Plus, also, too, it blocks the future establishment of buffer zones to protect Israelis.

By MATTHEW RICE
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By SHARON KEHNEMUI
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By MATTHEW RICE
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By MARIO NAVES
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By ROSS ANDERSON
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By SHARON KEHNEMUI
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By VIVEK NAGRANI
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By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
|The Security Council resolution on Gaza — issued by America “in blue,” meaning ready for a vote — is the nastiest piece of work to surface at the United Nations since the Democrats turned against Israel. Absent a cease-fire it effectively relieves Hamas of its Security Council-mandated obligation to release the hostages. It hints at America’s opposition to a ground offensive against Hamas at Rafah. Plus, also, too, it blocks the future establishment of buffer zones to protect Israelis.
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