The UN will vote on a resolution calling for a Gaza cease-fire during Ramadan.

The United Nations (UN) will be putting in their vote Monday for a resolution around an instant humanitarian cease-fire for the holy Muslim month of Ramadan. From what it’s understood, the decision to vote happened post China and Russia deciding to veto a US-sponsored resolution on Friday that would have supported “an immediate and sustained cease-fire” in the Israeli-Hamas conflict.

United States gave the warning that Monday’s.

Reportedly, the United States gave the warning that Monday’s voting of the resolution could have an impact on negotiations around halting hostilities by the US, Egypt, and Qatar. The resolution, brought forward by the 10 elected council members, has support from China and Russia along with the 22-nation Arab Group at the UN. Official data suggests that the vote was set to take place on Saturday morning but had to be changed upon requests from sponsors for a rescheduling to Monday morning.

Hopes have been expressed by Security Council associates that the preeminent body of the UN, which has the task of preserving international peace and security, will ask for the war to end that started with Gaza’s Hamas rulers launching a surprise attack into southern Israel on October 7, which resulted in the death of 1,200 people and around 250 people being taken as hostages.

 Month of Ramadan.