美国不支持加沙停火

This is VOA News, I'm Alexis Strope.

这里是美国之音新闻，我是亚历克西斯·斯特罗普。

The US has vetoed a United Nations resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza.

美国否决了联合国要求加沙立即人道主义停火的决议。

AP Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports.

美联社华盛顿记者塞格尔·梅格哈尼报道。

The vote was 13 to one in favor of the cease-fire.

投票结果是13比1赞成停火。

The US was the one.

美国就是那唯一的一票。

"... we do not support calls for an immediate cease-fire," which Deputy Ambassador Robert Wood says would simply help Hamas keep ruling Gaza.

“…我们不支持立即停火的呼吁。”副大使罗伯特·伍德说，停火只会帮助哈马斯继续统治加沙。

"This would only plant the seeds for the next war."

“这只会为下一场战争埋下种子。”

Echoed by Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan, "A cease-fire means that the suffering of all will carry on."

以色列大使吉拉德·埃尔丹表示赞同，“停火意味着所有人的痛苦将继续下去。”

The vote came after Palestinian U.N. observer Riyad Mansour pleaded for the fighting to stop.

在投票之前，巴勒斯坦联合国观察员曼苏尔呼吁停止战斗。

"... in the name of humanity, in the name of justice."

“…以人类的名义，以正义的名义。”

The Security Council held the emergency meeting after Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned of a humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza without a cease-fire.

联合国秘书长安东尼奥·古特雷斯警告说，如果不停火，加沙地带将发生人道主义灾难，安理会随后召开了紧急会议。

"We're at the breaking point ..."

“我们正处在崩溃的边缘……”

Sagar Meghani, Washington.

塞格尔·梅格哈尼，华盛顿报道。

Some of the about 200,000 Israelis evacuated from communities near the border with Gaza and Lebanon say they have nowhere to return to.

大约20万以色列人从加沙和黎巴嫩边境附近的社区撤离，其中一些人说，他们无处可回。

Linda Gradstein reports from near Jerusalem.

琳达·格拉德斯坦在耶路撒冷附近报道。

Many fled their homes immediately after the Hamas attack, with nothing but the clothes on their backs.

许多人在哈马斯袭击后立即逃离家园，除了身上的衣服什么都没有。

Volunteers mobilized to collect and distribute thousands of cartoons of clothing, toys and household items for the evacuee centers.

志愿者们动员起来，为疏散中心收集和分发成千上万的卡通服装、玩具和家居用品。

Children have been integrated into local schools and a nursery school has been opened inside the hotel.

孩子们已经融入了当地的学校，酒店内还开设了一所幼儿园。

One of the teachers says the children seem calmer and happier now two months after the October 7 attack.

一名教师说，在10月7日的袭击发生两个月后，孩子们现在似乎更平静、更快乐了。

The Israeli evacuees say they are anxious to move back home even though they recognize that it may take a long time, if ever, to feel safe in their homes again.

被迫撤离的以色列人说，他们急切地想要搬回家，尽管他们认识到，可能需要很长时间才能再次在家中拥有安全感。

Linda Gradstein, VOA News, Ma'ale HaHamisha , Israel.

美国之音新闻，琳达·格拉德斯坦于以色列哈哈米沙报道。

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