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As more nations recognised Palestinian statehood this week, world leaders have met at UN headquarters in New York City to discuss a roadmap to end Israel's bombardment of Gaza.
Most nations called for an immediate ceasefire and an influx of humanitarian aid, but the new US Ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, has described the talks as a disappointing “charade”.
For hostage families, the deadlock means another delay in efforts to secure the release of captives still held in Gaza.
By ABC Australia4
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As more nations recognised Palestinian statehood this week, world leaders have met at UN headquarters in New York City to discuss a roadmap to end Israel's bombardment of Gaza.
Most nations called for an immediate ceasefire and an influx of humanitarian aid, but the new US Ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, has described the talks as a disappointing “charade”.
For hostage families, the deadlock means another delay in efforts to secure the release of captives still held in Gaza.

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