UN Security Council struggles on wording for new ceasefire agreement in Gaza

A vote for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza has been delayed for a second time as the UN Security Council struggles to agree on the proposition’s wording. Israel President Isaac Herzog says his nation is ready for another humanitarian pause. Similar to the UN, the families of Israeli hostages are mounting pressure on the government to establish another ceasefire. Calls have also come from the Security Council for Israel to sufficiently discriminate between civilians and Hamas terrorists. Israel maintains it will remain focused on Hamas and its annihilation as southern Gaza is subjected to air raids similarly seen in the northern sector. Warning: this video contains distressing content.