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BackBlood-chilling claim from the UN rapporteur: He targeted Europe and Israel
Blood-chilling claim from the UN rapporteur: He targeted Europe and Israel
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Blood-chilling claim from the UN rapporteur: He targeted Europe and Israel

UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine Francesca Albanese, in her statement in the Irish Parliament, claimed that dogs trained in Europe were used in sexual assaults against Palestinians in Israeli prisons and that Europeans profited from this.

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UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine Francesca Albanese claimed in the Irish Parliament that dogs specially trained in European countries were used in sexual assaults against Palestinians in Israeli prisons and that they were making money from this.

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UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine Francesca Albanese evaluated Israel's violations against Palestinians in the Irish Parliament.

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United Nations (UN) Palestine Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese claimed that dogs specially trained in European countries were used in sexual assaults against Palestinians held in Israeli prisons. “Europeans profit from this by selling dogs that will rape people,” Albanese said. he said.

Albanese answered questions from MPs and senators at the European Affairs Committee of the Irish Parliament. Describing Europe as "complicit in Israel's colonization of what remains of Palestine", Albanese called on Ireland to take action to protect the international legal order during the European Union (EU) Term Presidency. He also asked other EU member states to convince them in this direction.

“ISRAEL'S CRIMES ARE NOT NEW”

Stating that Israel's violations against Palestinians have occurred in the past, Albanese said:

"Israel has always been killing children, carrying out extrajudicial executions, arbitrary detention and arrest, torture and rape. The first rape against Palestinians was recorded in 1948. Although there has been a large increase here, this time there is no end. Also, there is an intention to destroy here."

Albanese claimed that there was evidence that dogs specially trained in European countries were used in sexual assaults against Palestinians in Israeli prisons.

“EUROPEAN PEOPLE MAKE PROFIT BY SELLING DOGS FOR RAPE”

Drawing attention to the statements of Palestinians who said they were subjected to torture and sexual assault, Albanese claimed that dogs trained in Europe were used in these attacks.

Albanese said the following on the subject:

"You understand this when you read the testimonies of people who were tortured and raped. There are testimonies about trained dogs being used to rape people in European countries. Europeans profit from this by selling (to Israel) dogs that will rape people. This is a terrible situation. There are people who are imprisoned for condemning this system, even though we should have a system that should use our legal system to prevent all this."

“PEOPLE CAME IN WHILE MY CHILDREN WERE SLEEPING AT HOME”

Albanese said that speaking the truth poses a risk for himself and his family, and he also talked about an incident he experienced.

Albanese said, "A month ago, while my children were sleeping at home, people broke in. I know very well what the risk is." he said.

Calling on the Irish government to act decisively and encourage other countries in this direction, Albanese drew attention to the importance of the EU Term Presidency.

“The EU Presidency is a historic chance for Ireland to demonstrate its commitment to international law at the right time, its principled leadership based on European values, its capacity to protect the oppressed, oppressed, abused, people facing the disaster of war and the environment,” Albanese said. he said.

“GENOCIDE CONTINUES DESPITE THE SO-called ceasefire”

Stating that he had difficulty describing what is happening in the occupied Palestinian territory, Albanese also made evaluations about the situation in Gaza.

Open Questions

  • Which European countries and institutions are charged with dog training?
  • How will the Irish government respond to the UN rapporteur's call?

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This article was originally published by Hürriyet Dünya.

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