A ceasefire in Gaza voted at the UN: Israel obliged to apply it ?

Nearly six months after the start of the war between Israel and Hamas, a first resolution in favor of a & quot;immediate ceasefire" &agrav; Gaza was able to be adopted this Monday. As for à its application is another pair of sleeves…

Since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 and Israel's response, in the aftermath, the war between Israel and Israel has continued. The Jewish state and the Palestinian organization are in full swing in the Gaza Strip. And this, to the detriment of the civilian population, condemned to death. move en masse to avoid combat, count your dead without always being able to bury them, à bandage its wounded with the few means at its disposal, all in a deplorable health and humanitarian context. And while the Gazans lack, among other things, water and famine looms, a first resolution for an “immediate ceasefire” is needed. quot; in the Palestinian enclave was attacked. adopted by the Security Council of the UN this Monday, March 25.

However, can we really declare victory and hope for the announcement of the end of the war by Sunday ? At the risk of more If you want to receive more than one, the answer is no. If the vote on this resolution is, without doubt, on the diplomatic level, a huge step forward, due to the abstention of States -United, who blocked until 'à presents approval of such a resolution going forward. against the warlike ambitions of his ally. historical Israel, the concrete application of it is not yet won.

As recalled La Croix, Article 25 of the Charter of the United Nations clearly indicates that UN members must accept and implement the decisions of the Security Council. ". But,   "a ceasefire is not declared like that by a simple vote on a resolution. Actors on the ground must understand its necessity,” the researcher associated with the Thucydides center of the #39 emphasizes to the daily ;university Paris Pantheon-Assas, Alexandra Novosseloff. And added: "I don"I don" think the Israelis are the ones." An analysis that the reaction of the Israeli Defense Minister seems to confirm. The Jewish state “does not have the moral right to stop the war while there is hostages à Gaza,” he reacted this Monday, relays franceinfo. À note also that, beyond à of the vote on a resolution, the UN has no tool in its possession to force a state that does not wish to do so to ; lay down your arms.