Israel joins US, North Korea, Russia to vote against UN resolution reaffirming Ukraine’s territorial integrity

Israel has voted against a United Nations General Assembly resolution calling to reaffirm Ukraine’s territorial integrity, rejecting a strongly worded condemnation of Russia’s invasion of its neighbor on the third anniversary of the war.

Eighteen countries voted against the resolution, 93 voted in favor, and 65 abstained.

Among those who joined Israel in voting against the resolution were the US, Hungary, North Korea, Nicaragua, and Russia, while Argentina, the United Arab Emirates, China, and Iran were among those who abstained.

93 UN member states voted in favor of a resolution authored by Ukraine and European countries.

❌18 countries voted against, including the U.S., Russia, Hungary, Belarus, and Israel. China abstained.

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