UN Official Condemns Demands for Hamas to Release Hostages
Anti-Israel UN Official Criticizes Call for Hamas to Release Hostages
Protesters (Ammar Awad/Reuters), Francesca Albanese (@FranceskAlbs)
An anti-Israel United Nations official strongly condemned the act of calling for Hamas to release hostages, deeming it as “unacceptable.” The official, U.N. special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, accused former State Department official Dennis Ross of diverting attention from the atrocities committed by the Israeli army in Gaza by suggesting that Hamas could help Palestinians by releasing hostages.
Ross had written, “Why not call on Hamas to release all hostages and agree to have its leaders leave Gaza? They could save Palestinians from paying a further price.”
Albanese vehemently disagreed with this approach, stating that it places the responsibility to end the violence on the Palestinians, including those who are being killed in Gaza. She argued that it also serves to justify and deflect attention from the atrocities committed by the Israeli army.
According to the Israeli government, there are still 136 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.
Albanese, who has faced criticism for her anti-Semitic and pro-Hamas comments, has been serving as special rapporteur since 2022. In a recent interview, she defended Hamas and claimed that the terrorist group is entitled to embrace resistance. U.S. lawmakers have started scrutinizing the United Nations for its actions during the Israel-Hamas war, with some accusing U.N. officials of collaborating with Hamas to hide Israeli hostages.
Amidst the controversy, the Office of the U.N. Commissioner for Human Rights distanced itself from Albanese, emphasizing her independence in making assessments.
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