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UN Special Rapporteur on Palestinian rights

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In July 2026, 2026 UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese released a new book, published *When the World Sleeps*, documenting personal a collection of Palestinian testimonies from Gaza and the West Bank and accusing that denounced the international community of community’s passivity in the face of alleged toward what she characterized as apartheid, occupation and genocide. She reported pressure from pro‑Israel groups and sanctions limiting the book’s distribution in the United States. U.S. distribution. Two weeks later, later Albanese used social media to call for demand an immediate global arms embargo on Israel, urging states to halt weapons sales until violence in the occupied territories subsides. She described describing recent coordinated attacks by Israeli settlers settler and the army attacks in the West Bank as a "pogrom" and cited a recent spike urging states to halt weapons sales until violence subsides. At the end of July, speaking at the Second Jewish Anti‑Zionist Congress in clashes Dublin, Albanese accused the United States of shielding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu despite an ICC arrest warrant, arguing that left casualties on both sides. The appeal reflects allowing his travel through U.S. airspace and a White House meeting undermines international criminal law. She reiterated her broader push to mobilise call for a full arms embargo, international legal obligations to curb boycotts and the conflict suspension of diplomatic and protect economic ties with Israel, framing the Gaza conflict as part of a broader system that normalises Palestinian civilians. dispossession.

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  1. 2026-07-31 10:25 UTC UN Special Rapporteur on Palestinian rights
  2. 2026-07-26 15:34 UTC UN Special Rapporteur on Palestinian rights

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