Linda Thomas-Greenfield

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First Lady Melania Trump became the first sitting U.S. first lady to chair a UN Security Council session on March 2, 2026, presiding over a pre-scheduled meeting on "Children, Technology, and Education in Conflict." She delivered a speech titled "Peace Through Education" calling on member states to protect children in war zones, but made no mention of the Minab school strike two days earlier in which at least 156 people — most of them schoolgirls — were killed by a U.S. missile. Iran's ambassador called the session "deeply shameful and hypocritical."

The United States casts the first of three vetoes at the UN Security Council blocking resolutions calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. U.S. diplomat Robert Wood explains that "the resolution retains a call for an unconditional ceasefire. This is not only unrealistic but dangerous, it will simply leave Hamas in place." As Palestinian civilian casualties mount past 17,000, the U.S. veto isolates Washington internationally and fuels protests among Biden's Democratic base. The Biden administration argues it supports humanitarian pauses but not a permanent ceasefire that would allow Hamas to regroup.