Algeria circulates UN resolution demanding Israel cease-fire in Gaza
- Algeria proposes UN Security Council resolution for immediate cease-fire in Gaza.
- The resolution demands Israel to halt military assault in Rafah, Palestinian city.
- International tensions rise as Algeria takes a stand in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The United Nations is discussing a plan to stop fighting in Gaza and make Israel stop attacking Rafah. The plan asks everyone to stop fighting and free all hostages taken during an attack. Some people want to vote on this plan quickly to save lives. They say it's urgent. The United States has said no to similar plans before. The plan also asks for help to reach people in Gaza who need food and aid. It says the situation in Gaza is very bad and could cause problems for peace and safety in the region. The plan is worried about hunger in Gaza and the suffering of people in Rafah. It wants Israel to stop attacking right away. The plan also says it's wrong to hurt civilians, especially women and children. It reminds everyone to follow the rules to protect civilians. Algeria is sharing this plan with the Security Council. They called an urgent meeting because Israel was attacking Rafah, where many Palestinians were seeking safety. This happened after Israeli airstrikes caused a fire in a camp, killing 45 people and hurting over 100.