Australia shifts stance to support UN resolution for Israel's withdrawal from Gaza

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Australia has shifted its position to support a United Nations resolution calling for Israel to withdraw from Gaza. This change marks a departure from its previous stance, where Australia abstained from similar resolutions. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton criticized the government, claiming the decision was made to gain votes from the Greens. He argued that this move undermines support for the Jewish community in Australia. The UN resolution was backed by 156 nations, with Australia joining countries like the UK and France. The vote reflects a return to Australia's earlier position on Palestinian statehood, according to the country's ambassador to the UN.


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