UN likely to vote on Gaza ceasefire, US signals veto
By Michelle Nichols, Reuters
A child stands amid the rubble of a building where two hostages were reportedly held before being rescued during an operation by Israeli security forces in Rafah, on the southern Gaza Strip on 12 February 2024. Photo: AFP / Said Khatib
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