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U.N. Security Council to Convene on Gaza Conflict and Hostage Crisis

The U.N. Security Council will hold talks on the ongoing Gaza conflict and the fate of hostages held by Hamas amid escalating humanitarian concerns and stalled cease-fire negotiations.

By Grace Kim • August 05, 2025 3 MIN READ

Residents queue for food at a charity kitchen in Gaza on Monday amid worsening food shortages. Nearly 40 percent of Gaza’s population have endured multiple consecutive days without meals, according to the U.N. World Food Program.

Palestinians receiving food aid northwest of Gaza City last month.

Israeli Military Officials Find No Evidence of Hamas Systematically Diverting U.N. Aid

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Kenyan police officers serving with the Multinational Security Support mission in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, last year.

One Year On, Haiti's Path to Stability Remains Uncertain Amid International Force’s Funding Crisis

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Students attending a school in Abuja, Nigeria. The U.N. survey revealed many individuals have fewer children than they originally intended.

Financial Insecurity, Not Choice, Drives Global Decline in Birthrates, U.N. Report Finds

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Israeli bombardment struck northern Gaza on Tuesday.

U.S. Blocks U.N. Security Council Call for Immediate Gaza Ceasefire

The Security Council voted overwhelmingly for a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, hostage releases, and renewed humanitarian aid, but the U.S. veto prevented its adoption.

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Hundreds of Palestinians gathered at an Israeli-supported aid distribution point in Rafah, Gaza, as warning shots fired by the Israeli military caused panic among the crowd.

U.N. Criticizes Israel’s Controversial New Aid Effort in Gaza Following Disorderly Launch

Israel’s latest aid program in Gaza aims to circumvent the United Nations and Hamas, but humanitarian organizations warn that even if implemented smoothly, it falls far short of the urgent needs.

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Workers inside a bakery in Deir el-Balah, central Gaza Strip, following Israel’s limited approval of humanitarian aid deliveries into the territory on Thursday.

Humanitarian Aid Begins to Reach Gaza Following Prolonged Blockade

After weeks of delays, approximately 90 truckloads of humanitarian supplies have started arriving in Gaza, marking the first significant delivery since a two-month Israeli blockade intensified the humanitarian crisis.

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A projectile's impact is evident on the wall of the U.N. guesthouse struck by Israeli tank fire on March 19.

Israel Confirms Fatal Attack on U.N. Aid Workers in Gaza

Israel has admitted to firing on a United Nations guesthouse in Gaza, resulting in the death of a Bulgarian aid worker and injuries to others, leading to a partial U.N. staff withdrawal amid escalating conflict.

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U.N. Security Council to Convene on Gaza Conflict and Hostage Crisis

Israeli Military Officials Find No Evidence of Hamas Systematically Diverting U.N. Aid

One Year On, Haiti's Path to Stability Remains Uncertain Amid International Force’s Funding Crisis

Financial Insecurity, Not Choice, Drives Global Decline in Birthrates, U.N. Report Finds

U.S. Blocks U.N. Security Council Call for Immediate Gaza Ceasefire

U.N. Criticizes Israel’s Controversial New Aid Effort in Gaza Following Disorderly Launch

Humanitarian Aid Begins to Reach Gaza Following Prolonged Blockade

Israel Confirms Fatal Attack on U.N. Aid Workers in Gaza

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U.N. Security Council to Convene on Gaza Conflict and Hostage Crisis

Israeli Military Officials Find No Evidence of Hamas Systematically Diverting U.N. Aid

One Year On, Haiti's Path to Stability Remains Uncertain Amid International Force’s Funding Crisis

Financial Insecurity, Not Choice, Drives Global Decline in Birthrates, U.N. Report Finds

U.S. Blocks U.N. Security Council Call for Immediate Gaza Ceasefire