After the UN Security Council endorsed a ceasefire to end the war in Gaza, hopes were high for peace, but uncertainties persist.
Despite the approval of the three-phase peace plan by 14 members, including the US, doubts arose as Israel’s acceptance was muddled, and Hamas’ stance remained unclear.
President Biden expressed confidence in the deal but emphasized Hamas’ role in reaching a ceasefire.
Analysts noted that neither Netanyahu nor Hamas leader Sinwar appear keen on ending the war, as it does not align with their interests.
As global pressure mounts, with UN actions highlighting war crimes committed, the situation remains complicated.
The Security Council decision, though a diplomatic step, may not lead to immediate results, as seen in past resolutions.
The uncertainty surrounding Israel and Hamas’ commitment to the deal underlines the complexities of the conflict.
With accountability under international law becoming a crucial aspect, the path to lasting peace in Gaza remains arduous.