Francesca Albanese: 'The struggle against the Mafia has marked me and my sense of justice'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : I've come to realise that the struggle against the Mafia has marked me and my sense of justice very much." Since she began her work with the UN she has become a target of pro-Israel voices on social media and in the press.
40% : UN special rapporteur on Palestine assesses Ireland's stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict and says Trump is 'wildly and fastly contributing to the dismantlement of the world order' "Palestine is a revealer," says Francesca Albanese.
38% : "The system might not resist this huge affront - this huge assault - unless all the other members of the United Nations stand united against this.
38% : The Times of Israel, in an article last month covering Albanese's extension at the UN, described her as "anti-Israel" with "a history of anti-Semitism and vitriol against the Jewish state".
36% : Last March she delivered a report to the UN in which she concluded there were "reasonable grounds to believe that the threshold indicating Israel's commission of genocide is met".
34% : However, never before Trump was the forced displacement of Palestinians announced as a foreign policy goal.
32% : Albanese rejects claims that the UN lacks power on the world stage: "It's not what you have, it's how you use what you have that makes a difference in this world.

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