Just hours before the United Nations Security Council is set to vote on an alleged anti-Israel resolution pushed by Algeria, the Biden administration has remained silent on its voting stance. The resolution aims to impose an end on Israel's war of self-defense against Hamas, sparking outrage from various quarters.
The proposed resolution has drawn criticism from U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, who sees it as part of a broader assault on Israel at the United Nations. Cruz has vowed to work with his Republican colleagues and President Trump to counter such measures, including reevaluating the relationship with the U.N. and Palestinians, cutting aid, and imposing sanctions.
