Archive · 7 Jun 2025
International Efforts Fail to End Gaza War Amidst Shifting Policies
The United Nations has been trying to stop the war in Gaza, but the US keeps vetoing resolutions for a ceasefire.
Attempts to help rebuild Gaza and deliver aid have mostly failed.
The US is now talking to people Israel doesn't like and is even negotiating with Hamas.
Many countries are criticizing Israel and some are recognizing Palestine.
Israel seems to be pushing forward with its military actions, even as the world puts more pressure on it.
UN Security Council failed to pass a resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza due to a US veto.
International efforts for a ceasefire, rebuilding Gaza, and humanitarian aid have largely failed.
US policy has shifted, engaging with Syria and negotiating directly with Hamas.
European states are increasingly critical of Israel, with some recognizing Palestine.
Israel is expanding operations in Gaza and arming criminal gangs amid international pressure.
- Who
- The UN Security Council, Israel, United States and Hamas
- What
- International efforts to end the war and provide aid to Gaza
- When
- Between October 2023 and June 2025
- Where
- Gaza
- Why
- To stop the war, rebuild the area, and provide aid.
International Community
Israel
Israel's Actions in Gaza
International Community
Growing International pressure
Israel
Israel is expanding and intensifying operations
Aid delivery in Gaza
International Community
The UN deemed the aid delivery insufficient
Israel
Israel prefers aid delivery with a heavily militarised approach, such as the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which the UN Secretary General has deemed incompatible with international law.
- UNSC Ceasefire Resolution
- Failed to pass on June 4
- Gaza Death Toll
- Nearly 55,000
- International Efforts Timeline
- October 2023 to June 2025
- UNRWA Status
- Banned by Israel in October
- Israeli Operations
- Expanding and intensifying
