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UN Special Rapporteur Alleges Firms Profit From Gaza Genocide

Over 600 civilian deaths near Gaza aid distribution points have been recorded by the UN Human Rights Office since late May.

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File photo of aid distribution in Gaza (photo: @KyleAnzalone_/X)

Overview

  • UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese presented a report to the UN Human Rights Council accusing 48 companies—including Alphabet, Lockheed Martin, Meta and NSO Group—of profiting from Israeli occupation and alleged genocide in Gaza and the West Bank.
  • She urged an arms embargo on Israel along with a full suspension of trade and financial ties that contribute to rights violations and international crimes.
  • Israel’s mission in Geneva dismissed the report as legally groundless and defamatory; Glencore and other named firms rejected the allegations as unsubstantiated.
  • The United States formally asked UN Secretary-General António Guterres to remove Albanese, branding her unfit for office over alleged antisemitism and mandate overreach.
  • The UN Human Rights Office reported 613 killings near Gaza humanitarian convoys and aid distribution points since late May, highlighting the ongoing civilian toll.