60-plus states complicit in Israeli genocide: Expert briefs UN General Assembly in scathing new report

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The United Nations special rapporteur for the occupied Palestinian territories has briefed members of the world body's General Assembly on how more than sixty governments, most importantly Western powers and several Arab states, have been enabling the Israeli regime's "genocidal machinery" in Gaza.
53% : Egypt, she noted, maintained "significant security and economic relations with Israel, including energy cooperation and the closing of the Rafah crossing," Gaza's lifeline, tightening the noose on Gaza's last humanitarian lifeline.
46% : " Architecture of complicity Albanese's findings placed the United States at the core of the regime's war economy, accounting for two-thirds of its arms imports and providing the diplomatic cover that has blocked accountability through seven UN Security Council vetoes.
46% : " Israeli envoy reacts with outburst The presentation triggered a storm inside the UN chamber when Israeli envoy, Danny Danon, launched a personal tirade, calling the Italian jurist a "wicked witch.
45% : " Human rights experts condemned the attack as "outrageous," saying it exposed the desperation of those seeking to silence independent UN voices.
41% : Albanese said global powers had "harmed, founded, and shielded Israel's militarized apartheid," allowing its settler-colonial project to metastasize into genocide, "the ultimate crime against the indigenous people of Palestine.
37% : " Human rights experts have described her report as the most damning UN indictment yet of the war, which has so far claimed the lives of around 68,560 Palestinians, mostly women and children since its onset in October 2023.
33% : " She denounced the European Union, which "was quick to sanction Russia over Ukraine," for remaining the regime's main trading partner, perpetuating the "weaponization of aid.

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