UN General Assembly resolution 377 A (V)
UNGA overwhelmingly adopts resolution for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
Only ten countries including the US, Israel, and Austria voted against the resolution which called for release of all hostages and ensuring humanitarian access for people in Gaza
UNGA discusses Gaza ceasefire after US veto in Security Council
The emergency meeting of the General Assembly was called after Egypt and Mauritania invoked 377 A (V) also known as Uniting for Peace resolution. However, it is unlikely that a resolution for a ceasefire will pressure Israel into stopping its genocidal war
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