The outrageous statement of the UN Observatory in Gaza Francesca Albanza

UN’s special observer for Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanza The Italian, Tuesday, sparked a storm in the networks – and not for the first time. After several anti-Israeli statements and sometimes anti-Semitism on her part, today Elbanza experienced her opinion on comparing economies in the Middle East that took place following the war.

“Israel caused losses in Gaza equalized by 15 of its pre-war economy,” she wrote in a post published in her X account. All the residents of Gaza are now poor; The economy was deleted. The West Bank is on the same route. In the meantime, across the border, Israel’s stock exchange is thriving. ”

 

Israel has caused losses in Gaza equivalent to 15 times its “pre-war” economy. @Worldbank and UN have never estimated losses from shock this huge. Everyone in Gaza is now poor; the economy is gone. The West Bank is on the same path.
Meanwhile, next door, Israel’s stock exchange… https://t.co/UKdBnt10p3 pic.twitter.com/IIgvxVFonr

– Francesca Albanese, a special rapporteur opt (@franceskalbs) February 23, 2025

Albanza holds a long record of outrageous scandals and statements. The latest scandal of her products included support compared to Prime Minister Netanyahu and Adolf Hitler. Last July, a senior Human Rights Council in the former UN, published a post that presented a picture divided into two parts, with Adolf Hitler surrounded by people, and in the other Netanyahu appeared after his speech in the US Congress, surrounded by American Congress. The picture, which tried to imagine the two, accompanied the caption: “History always looks.”

 

This is precisely what I was thinking today.

– Francesca Albanese, a special rapporteur opt (@franceskalbs) July 24, 2024

In response to the outrageous tweet, Elbanze – as stated, responded with an official role in the UN – “That’s exactly what I thought about today.”

In February 2024, in response to French President Emmanuel Macron’s statement that October 7 massacre is the worst anti-Semitic attack in the 21st century, Elbanza wrote on Twitter that “the victims were not murdered because of their Jewishness, but in response to Israeli oppression.”