India abstains from UN resolution against Israel

India abstained from voting on a United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution calling for Israel to vacate Palestinian territories within a year.

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  • 124 out of 181 countries voted in favor of resolution, India chose a neutral stance, advocating for dialogue and diplomacy.
  • India emphasized its commitment to peace through a two-state solution and urged for “building bridges” between the Israeli and Palestinian sides.

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What are UN resolutions?

  • UN Resolutions are Formal decisions or declarations made by United Nations bodies, primarily the General Assembly or Security Council.
  • Non-binding (General Assembly): Most resolutions passed by the General Assembly are recommendations and are not legally binding.
  • Binding (Security Council): Security Council resolutions, especially under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, are legally binding and can enforce sanctions, authorize military action, or establish peacekeeping missions.
  • Purpose: Resolutions address international issues such as peace and security, human rights, and development, reflecting the UN’s position on global matters.
  • Voting: Resolutions are adopted through a majority vote, but in the Security Council, permanent members have veto power.

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