BERMAN: Fast-moving developing story over at the United Nations this morning. The U.N. Security Council considering a resolution on Israeli settlements and what they are considering keeps on moving right now. So I want to bring in CNN global affairs correspondent, Elise Labott for the details. A lot going on here, Elise.</s>ELISE LABOTT, CNN GLOBAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT: That's right, John. A lot of high stakes drama at the U.N. The U.N. Security Council was supposed to vote today at 3:00 on a resolution condemning all Israeli settlement activity, calling on Israel to stop it, calling it illegal. A very tough resolution that after years of using its U.S. veto to protect Israel at the United Nations, we understand the U.S. was going to abstain and not use its veto or let it pass. Secretary of State John Kerry was expected to lay out his vision for Mideast peace in a speech. You know, before the vote, you know that Secretary Kerry is very involved in trying to bring peace to Israelis and Palestinians when he first came to office, wasn't able to do that. We understand that vote has been postponed and why western officials telling me that's because the Egyptian government, who proposed this resolution in the first place, has been under pressure from the Israelis. So obviously a flurry of diplomatic activity going on behind the scenes. Now that vote has been put on hold.
U.S. Plans On U.N.'s Israeli Settlement Vote Now In Flux.