If a resolution is drafted and voted on (no need to pass) in the UN specifically condemning the Israeli military action in Gaza (independent of any other statements attached to said resolution) by end of 2023, resolves to yes.
Otherwise, resolves to no.
Might make a side bet question on which nations will vote in favor/against/abstain
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@MemeMan Should this be extended to EoY? Did any of the text of the new resolutions meet the required standard to resolve Yes?
@EvanDaniel Upon reading this resolution specifically criticizes Israeli actions in Gaza (evacuation demands), so resolving to yes: https://www.un.org/unispal/document/protection-of-civilians-and-upholding-legal-and-humanitarian-obligations-ga-resolution-a-res-es-10-21/
Close but no express condemnation of Israel in either resolution text (better chance likely post-invasion):
https://press.un.org/en/2023/sc15445.doc.htm
https://www.reuters.com/world/un-vote-rival-resolutions-israel-gaza-2023-10-16/
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@Hyperstition Any major UN body as long as it's presented in a UN forum where UN member states can vote on it (UNGA is most in the spirit of this question but it's fair that other bodies qualify)