The killing of a hundred people during an aid distribution in the Strip is the latest example of the effects of this paralysis. Two wars in two years, those in Ukraine and Gaza, measure the most exhausting and demanding period for the UN since the beginning of the century.
The old mechanism of the right of veto has made the Security Council, the body in charge of ensuring world peace and security, inoperative. While the international community rebuilds itself, the global south raises its head in a silent revolution or at least a new distribution of roles.