Guyana is urging the international community to redouble its efforts to get a peace plan brokered between Israel and Hamas.
The government says it is important to find a lasting solution to the ongoing conflict.
The United States last weekend announced a ceasefire proposal to take effect within six weeks, but Israel says it won't accept Hamas's rule of Gaza and is examining alternatives.
In a statement, the Guyana government, which is among several CARICOM countries urging recognition of Palestine as a separate state, said that it has taken careful note of the proposed three-phase deal announced by President Biden.
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