موقف الأمم المتحدة من الاعتداءات الاسرائيلية على غزة بعد العام 2023

This research monitors the United Nations' stance on the war in Gaza and the efforts exerted to halt the conflict, given its role as the primary international forum for dispute resolution and the maintenance of international peace and security. Specifically, the study illuminates the structural frailty of the international organization and the credibility crisis facing the international legal mechanisms it represents. The UN's position is characterized by "procedural paralysis" in responding to Israeli aggressions against Gaza, with its interventions often being delayed and its organs lacking the executive capacity to terminate the hostilities, The study attributes this failure to the hegemony exercised by major powers, led by the United States, manifested in the obstruction of the organization’s mandate to fulfill its fundamental objective of preserving global peace and security. Furthermore, the research examines the UN’s role in conflict resolution and analyzes how the United States has utilized the institutional framework to shield the Israeli entity through the recurrent use of the veto power. Consequently, the study concludes that the organization’s weak institutional architecture, coupled with external political dominance, serves as a direct catalyst for the escalation and expansion of the conflict.