The U.N. is concerned for the safety of its workers, even as Israeli soldiers risk their lives protecting humanitarian aid in Gaza.

Israeli military urges UN to distribute hundreds of aid packages piling up in the unloading area of the US JLOTS pier.

The UN report stated that both sides had committed serious war crimes since October 7th. With reports covering various cases of 'human rights abuse' by Hamas on October 7th, and by Israel in its Gaza attack.

Following the UN decision to expand the powers of the Palestinian Authority as an observer state, the Prime Minister decided to put a proposal rejecting the decision of the General Assembly to a government vote.

Israel is investigating the incident.

With the UN Secretary General campaigning against Israel, there are fears that the Jewish State will appear on the UN's infamous "black list" of countries and organizations that harm children in conflict zones.

After the Israeli delegation was called  back from Qatar, the Prime Minister's Office blamed the UN for the collapse in negotiations. "Hamas' position is a sad testimony to the damage of the Security Council's decision."

The minister and war cabinet member said the UN resolution passed today, which called for a ceasefire, "has no operative significance for us."

The Foreign Minister posted this response on X/Twitter to the revelation that accusations of IDF soldiers raping Palestinians proved themselves to be false according to a Hamas investigation.

The Prime Minister made this decision after the US abstained on a resolution which did not make a cease-fire conditional on the release of hostages, which he claimed was a "retreat" from America's consistent position since the war started.

The IDF denied Arab media reports that Israel fired at humanitarian aid trucks and revealed the real sequence of events: "Arab gunmen fired while the crowd began looting the trucks."

The ban on Francesca Albanese, imposed by the Foreign Ministry and the Interior Ministry, comes after her comments on October 7 as being due to oppression, not antisemitism.

Meeting a delegation of UN Ambassadors, the Prime Minister said that "There are other agencies in the UN. There are other agencies in the world. They have to replace UNRWA."

The French government announced that it will temporarily freeze UNRWA's funding, after it was revealed that some of the organization's employees took part in the October 7 massacre. This is the tenth country to announce the suspension of aid to the organization in Gaza.

After Israel exposed that 12 employees of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees participated in the October 7 massacre, many countries announced the suspension of funding and called for an investigation into the organization's actions in Gaza.

Lebanon announced the filing of a complaint to the UN Security Council against Israel, following the assassination of Salah al-Arouri. The complaint claims that "the Israeli aggression in Beirut is the first escalation of its kind, and the most dangerous since 2006."

Israel's ambassador to the UN, Gilad Erdan, warned against the threat of the Houthis during the Security Council discussion: "Their attacks are just a precursor to a chaotic Middle East that will drag the entire world into chaos."

FDD Senior VP for Research Jonathan Schanzer posted his own version of the "Night Before Christmas" on X/Twitter, discussing the war in Gaza and the threat posed by Iran and its proxies.

Last night there was a discussion at the UN in which a resolution was passed calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and the release of all the abductees. 153 countries voted in favor and only 10 countries opposed, among them: the USA, the Czech Republic and more.