President Biden said “indiscriminate bombing” is eroding international support for Israel, in some of the sharpest criticism from Israel’s closest ally over its offensive in Gaza since the latest war with Hamas began. The United Nations General Assembly for a second time voted overwhelmingly to demand a cease-fire, with 153 countries in favor — an increase of more than 30 since the last vote for a similar resolution in October. Only 10 member nations opposed Tuesday’s motion, including the United States.
