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“To everyone who walked for Gaza – one or a thousand times – thank you. From London to Sana’a, Cape Town to Melbourne, we walk in one street: the long road towards justice. Against genocide, racism, racial chapter and those who benefit from it. We are united.”
With these emotional words, the Special Restaurant on Human Rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanizi on May 17, re -published a tweet by former British Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn, which dealt with the involvement of half a million people on that day in a demonstration that roamed the streets of London, “calling on our government to end its complicity in group genocide.”
Considering this UN employee gives a solidarity event with the Palestinians that has become normal from its excessive repetition, an idea of what distinguishes it from senior international staff such as the United Nations Secretary -General (Portuguese) Antonio Guterres, UNRWA Commissioner (Swiss) Felipe Lazarini, and former European Foreign Relations official Josep Borrell.
These three are united by their standing in the face of the war of extermination launched by the Israeli far -right government on the Gaza Strip since October 2023, unlike Albanizi, the most navigating and keeping pace with the issue of the issue with its political, legal and human aspects.
Daily tweets
It is difficult to count the stories and emerging situations related to the suffering of the Palestinians that Albanezi re -shed light on its page on the “X” platform, but the most prominent of which is a statement of Amnesty International, titled “77 years on the Nakba … and it has not ended”, and a tweet of the “NBC” website entitled “The Trump administration is working on a plan to transfer a million Palestinians to Libya”, and a tweet published on May 16th. Ahmed El -Din displays pictures supported by video clips about Israel killing 300 Palestinian civilians in Gaza within 48 hours.