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Trump administration accuses UN Palestinian rights envoy of ‘virulent antisemitism'

UNITED STATES, JUL 01 – The Trump administration accuses Albanese of antisemitism, support for terrorism, and misrepresenting her legal credentials while targeting major corporations in a campaign against Israel.

  • On June 20, 2025, the Trump administration submitted a formal letter to the United Nations urging the removal of Francesca Albanese from her position as special rapporteur on Palestinian rights, citing accusations of antisemitism and support for terrorism.
  • This request followed Albanese's release of a report accusing Israel of genocide and apartheid, and her sending threatening letters to major global companies warning of criminal liability for ties to Israel.
  • The U.S. acting ambassador Dorothy Shea criticized Albanese for politicizing her mandate, noted fundamental legal errors in her claims, and highlighted her misrepresentation of legal qualifications.
  • Albanese has presented herself as an international lawyer despite acknowledging she is not licensed to practice law, and her report was criticized by pro-Israel organizations, including the World Jewish Congress, for being biased and for allegedly abusing her official mandate.
  • The U.N. confirmed Albanese serves in a personal capacity without staff privileges, and the U.S. warns continued inaction could discredit the U.N. and urges Member States to act for her removal.
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Conservative Review broke the news in Houston, United States on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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