Israel's narrative cannot survive the truth, so it's silencing the world
Briefly

Francesca Albanese, the UN special rapporteur, has been sanctioned by the US for documenting Israel's actions in Gaza, where over 58,000 Palestinians have died. The pro-Israel camp has engaged in censorship and silencing efforts against critics since October 2023, especially those discussing the history of Palestine. Individuals, including academics and teachers, have faced various repercussions for expressing pro-Palestinian views. Reports of violence and threats have circulated, and cases of suspensions and dismissals from jobs have increased in academic settings. This trend highlights the heightened sensitivity and contentious debate surrounding the issue.
Francesca Albanese, the UN special rapporteur, has faced sanctions from the US for documenting Israel's abuses against Palestinians, especially during the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Over 58,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, illustrating the increasing difficulty of defending Israel's actions as public scrutiny grows.
Pro-Israel advocates have resorted to silencing critics through social media attacks, employer reprimands, and even reporting professors to the police for anti-Zionist expressions.
The trend of censorship following the Hamas attack on Israel has resulted in teachers being suspended and university professors facing dismissal for expressing pro-Palestinian views.
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